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support wildcard replacement in toPath middleware #85
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@h2non can you take a look what could be the problem here? |
Ok - I've fixed it, sorry for a bit of spamming :) |
With this I'm able to do:
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This feature is now available in |
Thanks for the quick merge :) |
I've updated to |
This does not work with |
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I've wanted to impelement what tests say, but run into some weird issue. First request works fine, all the others don't. Seems not to be an issue of my implementation since modifying one of the original tests has the same behaviour.