Router push takes subdomain name?

[28development]

I encountered the following case using router push redirects to the given route but adds the subdomain name, is this done on purpose? I am not sure if it's a krabs issue.

In my case I have following subdomain locally:

http://local.mickey.com:3000/login

on submit I do a simple react router push like this:

  const login = (e) => {
    e.preventDefault();
    router.push(`dashboard`);
  };

This redirects to following URL

http://local.mickey.com:3000/mickey/dashboard

which strangely shows the correct content / page. After I refresh this page it returns a 404.
The actual URL should be http://local.mickey.com:3000/dashboard (without the subdomain's name mickey)

If I add a slash to my router push like this:

  const login = (e) => {
    e.preventDefault();
    router.push(`/dashboard`);
  };

it redirects properly to this URL http://local.mickey.com:3000/dashboard

But adding a slash is "wrong" since adding it does a complete refresh of the next page.

If this is the indented behavior, is there a way to remove the subdomain's name here ....:3000/SUBDOMAIN/dashboard

May this happen because I have the login page inside my subdomain inside the pages directory so it default adds its name?

pages
  mickey
    login
    dashboard

putting it one level above would destroy the tenant's login behavior I try to accomplish.

[micheleriva]

I gotta be honest; I always push routes with a /, in your case: /dashboard.

As for now, you can use URL rewrites to mask the redirect or just use the / before the route name.`

[28development]

I am closing this, I think this is due the tenants being in the pages directory