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Route constraints which contain a period do not work without trailing '/'
See original GitHub issueIf you try to define a custom route products/{category:alpha}/{id:regex(\d+.\d+.\d+)} it will match requests like https://function-fun.azurewebsites.net/api/products/electronics/1.2.3/ but not https://function-fun.azurewebsites.net/api/products/electronics/1.2.3 (no trailing slash).
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True, it would be nice if the function routing could accept any valid URL value.
(For example when doing Function Binding with BlobNames, it would likely have a dot in the parameter.)
At least the proxy can function as a work around, which we didn’t have a few months ago.
@kzu it’s partially deployed. If you have the cycles, you can verify it in North Central US. It should reach everywhere on Tuesday.