Allow global wildcards in the router
See original GitHub issueWe may want in some situations to be able to define routes like
{verb: 'get', url: '/path/:param1/*param2*', controller: 'myController', action: 'action'}
Where param2 is catching the rest of the url, i.e.:
_plugin/myPlugin/path/foo/bar
=> param2 = bar_plugin/myPlugin/path/foo/bar/some/other/params
=> param2 = bar/some/other/params
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As discussed, I agree with all that. 👍
I’ll simply amend the duplicate rule: a more specific route will not be considered as a duplicate of a wildcard route, but two same wildcard routes must be considered as duplicates
Issue moved to kuzzleio/kuzzle-backlog #119 via ZenHub