Route order in fastendpoints library
See original GitHub issueHow can I fix the route order in fastendpoints library? I have two routes: /onboarding/{OnboardingId}
and /onboarding/restore
. But fastendpoints always goes to the first route because it thinks restore is also an OnboardingId.
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just tried the following and it works as expected:
This is interesting… if I put the restore method on top of another method
http://localhost:5019/onboarding/restore
now returns 200 ok