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Describe the bug When trying to resolve a subrouter that has a / path, it fails.
/
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
function Ok() { return ( <p>Ok</p> ) } function Inner() { return ( <Router> <Route path='/' component={Ok} /> <Route path='/a' component={Ok} /> </Router> ) } function Outer() { return ( <LocationProvider> <Router> <Inner path='/more/*' /> <Inner path='/*' /> </Router> </LocationProvider> ) } render(<Outer />, document.body);
Expected behavior
I expect / in a subrouter to resolve if there is no extention to what the outer router matched.
/a
/more
/more/a
Only /a and /more/a resolves at the moment.
Bug occurs with: Just using preact-iso in dev-mode.
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Personally, I'd call this behavior correct. / and /* are two different patterns and should be handled as such.
/*
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Describe the bug
When trying to resolve a subrouter that has a
/
path, it fails.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expect
/
in a subrouter to resolve if there is no extention to what the outer router matched./
Should resolve/a
Should resolve/more
Should resolve/more/a
Should resolveOnly
/a
and/more/a
resolves at the moment.Bug occurs with:
Just using preact-iso in dev-mode.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: