[Docs] Add path syntax example #2214
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Yesterday I spent a lot of time to figure out how to do this. In fact, I found like 4-5 search results regarding the same issue. There is no place that actually tells you that you can do something like "/:user?/brands/:brand?/home" using this syntax.
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[Docs] Add path syntax example
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thanks |
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We don't support the ? syntax in 1.0. We use () instead now.
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sorry @mjackson, reverting |
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Ok, so should we wait it's out of RC to do the same PR but with the correct syntax? |
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everything should be correct now @fjaguero |
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Yesterday I spent a lot of time to figure out how to do this. In fact, I found like 4-5 search results regarding the same issue. There is no place that actually tells you that you can do something like "/:user?/brands/:brand?/home" using this syntax.