Update redirect logic in theme.liquid to support query params in the storefront_hostname config property - #19
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Why
Some partner platforms redirect includes a query param in the hostname property, but the current implementation does a simple string replace of the current hostname to the new with a path appended. Because it is in the query params section the path is simply appended to the last query parameter which is then not recognized by lovable.
Solution
Create URLs from the original URL + the storefront hostname and modify only targeted properties of each.