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I want to create a homepage and, for now, I think Github’s pages features will serve my needs. However, I might want to switch to a more full-blown CMS/blog engine later on.
Is it possible to serve a permanent redirect (HTTP 301) from Github pages in case I decide to move my homepage someplace else while preserving all the old URIs?
Best I can deduce is that Github has not yet added this. See Tekkub response from April 2010 re: adding it to the feature request list. Another message from another user in January suggests a META tag as a workaround (probably not a good solution).