HTTP header/parameter-based path mapping
See original GitHub issueSpring framework provides HTTP header/parameter-based path mapping like below:
@GetMapping(value = "/hello", params = {"name"})
public String method(@RequestParam("name") String name) { ... }
I think that it’s not a high priority issue, but we need to figure out how to support this kind of usage.
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Ah, yes.
headers(Iterable<String>)
is enough. It’s my mistake. 😃But… maybe we need to make this consistent with
@AdditionalHeader
, which hasname
andvalues
… (or we can changeAdditionalHeader
.)