Routing problem /sth-abc->App:sth/foo (ok) and /sth/abc->App:sth/foo (nok)

[nowackipawel]

I tried to use normal strings instead of parameters ($1) in controller calling.
$routes->get('/sth-abc', 'App::sth/foo', ['subdomain'=>'']);
$routes->get('/sth/abc', 'App::sth/foo', ['subdomain'=>'']);

In the case route is defined as: '/sth-abc', everything works as expected - www.host.com/sth-abc shows page returned by App::sth with foo as first parameter. In the second case when route is '/sth/abc' www.host.com/sth/abc returns 404.

I'm not sure if it is bug, because there is no example like this in docs but it can be a useful feature.

[lonnieezell]

I thought we had fixed it, but there might be a bug still in the routing that doesn't like have a leading slash in the "from" portion of the route. Try rewriting that more like this:

$routes->get('sth/abc', 'App::sth/foo', ['subdomain'=>'']);