Set route's Order precedence in ,NET 6 Minimal APIs using RouteEndpointBuilder ASP.NET Core 6

[sanasz91mdev]

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Describe the bug

I am trying to set order of Routes (with same path : api/v1/users ) defined in minimal APIs using app.Map(..) by giving Order to both definitions so that at a time only one is used

i am using followinfg code:

    var endPt1 = new RouteEndpointBuilder(emptyDelegate, RoutePatternFactory.Parse("/api/v1/users"), 1);
    app.Map(endPt1.RoutePattern, getUser1);

    var endPt2 = new RouteEndpointBuilder(emptyDelegate, RoutePatternFactory.Parse("/api/v1/users"),2);
    app.Map(endPt2.RoutePattern, getUser2);

In RoutePattern.InboundPrecedence the value is same in both endPt1, endPt2.

Is this a bug?
How can i set order correctly so that even in minimal APIs ... at a time with same path, only one route is called with lower order Precedence?

Expected Behavior

Route configured with lower precedence should be executed

in code below ..

    var endPt1 = new RouteEndpointBuilder(emptyDelegate, RoutePatternFactory.Parse("/api/v1/users"), 1);
    app.Map(endPt1.RoutePattern, getUser1);

    var endPt2 = new RouteEndpointBuilder(emptyDelegate, RoutePatternFactory.Parse("/api/v1/users"),2);
    app.Map(endPt2.RoutePattern, getUser2);

endPt1 should have been executed, but i am getting exception

Steps To Reproduce

github link
Code path: \AppNet6\Modules

Exceptions (if any)

An unhandled exception occurred while processing the request.
AmbiguousMatchException: The request matched multiple endpoints. Matches:

/api/v1/users => getUser1
/api/v1/users => getUser2
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Routing.Matching.DefaultEndpointSelector.ReportAmbiguity(CandidateState[] candidateState)

.NET Version

6.0.101

Anything else?

No response

[pranavkm]

app.Map(endPt2.RoutePattern, getUser2);

You're not really using the builder here though, just the pattern literal. One way to go about this is to configure the EndpointBuilder via a convention:

app.Map("/api/v1/users", emptyDelegate).Add(static builder => ((RouteEndpointBuilder)builder).Order = 1);

[sanasz91mdev]

app.Map(endPt2.RoutePattern, getUser2);

You're not really using the builder here though, just the pattern literal. One way to go about this is to configure the EndpointBuilder via a convention:

app.Map("/api/v1/users", emptyDelegate).Add(static builder => ((RouteEndpointBuilder)builder).Order = 1);

Thanks @pranavkm , this worked

[sanasz91mdev]

Closed with response of @pranavkm