nginx location match rule, without matching trailing characters
There are two ways to handle this, use a regular expression location block - or just handle /foo separately from /foo/.
Regular expression location blocks have a different evaluation order and are less efficient than prefix location blocks, so my preferred solution is the exact match location and prefix location.
Generally, /foo just redirects to /foo/, for example:
location = /foo { return 302 /foo/; }location /foo/ { ...}See this document for more.
You can create one Location rule to /foobar whether you need it as an exception:
location = /foobar { .... }Nginx match first URI by = operator.