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Given a route with regex syntax like:
GET /dice/$count<\d+>d$sides<\d+> controllers.Example.getDice(sides: Int, count: Int)
when I make a request through the swagger UI, it makes the GET request to a URL like: /dice/{count}d6?count=3 (with the literal {count} string)
/dice/{count}d6?count=3
{count}
expected: /dice/3d6
/dice/3d6
Interestingly, the 6 (for $sides) was passed correctly.
$sides
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Merge pull request iheartradio#23 from scala-steward/update/sbt-scala…
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Given a route with regex syntax like:
when I make a request through the swagger UI, it makes the GET request to a URL like:
/dice/{count}d6?count=3
(with the literal{count}
string)expected:
/dice/3d6
Interestingly, the 6 (for
$sides
) was passed correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: