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I proposed this idea in #3258 (comment) to handle cases where trailing slashes are relevant. Basically, allow defining a route with a pattern like "/some/path/?" that matches both "/some/path" and "/some/path/". I also proposed to add a method to check whether the URI has a trailing slash, but that can also be done with request.uri().path().ends_with('/'), so idk whether we actually need this.
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I proposed this idea in #3258 (comment) to handle cases where trailing slashes are relevant. Basically, allow defining a route with a pattern like "/some/path/?" that matches both "/some/path" and "/some/path/". I also proposed to add a method to check whether the URI has a trailing slash, but that can also be done with
request.uri().path().ends_with('/')
, so idk whether we actually need this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: