Index of a nested router not found

[enners]

When a nested router has an index, the path is ignored, leeding to a 404.

let mut router = tide::new();
router.at("/api").nest(|router| {
  router.at("/").get(async move |_| "api-root");
  router.at("/resource").get(async move |_| "resource");
});

Just adapt the nested example to review.
So, if you package a component together in a nested router, you cannot mount its root path.
PR with fix and tests is on the way though :)

[connec]

This somewhat caught me out as well. I ended up working around it by dropping the leading / from the nested routes, e.g.

let mut router = tide::new();
router.at("/api").nest(|router| {
  router.at("").get(async move |_| "api-root");
  router.at("resource").get(async move |_| "resource");
});

That definitely doesn't 'feel' very nice to me, though, and your example as written would be more natural.

[enners]

@connec exactly, I work around the bug like this as well until/if my PR gets merged.

[enners]

As mentioned in the PR, one of the recent 52 commits has fixed this one, I only left a test though.