On the surface, Netlify has very simply redirect functionality. In principle, I tripped up twice trying to set it up 😅 Konstantin helped set me right: I needed to move the _redirects file to the static folder and also implement the gatsby-plugin-netlify dependency. Plus, he points out that you can also use Gatsby's inbuilt createRedirect function, which could be useful in the future.
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