non-wildcard and wildcard router conflict, why?

[1046102779]

[GuihToledo]

I have the same problem, looking the issues history, other peoples pointed this problem years ago, but have never fixed =/.

[shinriyo]

Me too.
It is inconvenience.

func (controller *ShopsController) Setup() {
        controller.Router.POST("/shops", controller.createShop)
        controller.Router.GET("/shops", controller.listShops)
        //controller.Router.GET("/shops/new", controller.newShop) // conflict!!
        controller.Router.GET("/shops/:shop_id", controller.getShop)
        controller.Router.GET("/shops/:shop_id/edit", controller.editShop)
        controller.Router.PUT("/shops/:shop_id", controller.updateShop)
        controller.Router.DELETE("/shops/:shop_id", controller.deleteShop)
}

I also use Group but conflict!

func (controller *ShopsController) Setup() {
        v1 := controller.Router.Group("/shops")
        {
                v1.POST("", controller.createShop)
                v1.GET("", controller.listShops)
                //v1.GET("/new", controller.newShop) // conflict!!
                v1.GET("/:shop_id", controller.getShop)
                v1.GET("/:shop_id/edit", controller.editShop)
                v1.PUT("/:shop_id", controller.updateShop)
                v1.DELETE("/:shop_id", controller.deleteShop)
        }
}

[shinriyo]

I guess /:hoge and /somthing are conflicts.

[joshuamzm]

#175

[ghost]

I have an even stranger conflict:

router.GET("/:room/:screen/up", handler)
router.GET("/socket", handler)

I cannot fathom how this could be a conflict, since /socket would not match the pattern of the first route, since it misses part of the path.

[yonderblue]

For anyone else looking for a solution, https://godoc.org/github.com/dimfeld/httptreemux solves this problem, why it wasn't contributed back I am not sure though.

[julienschmidt]

Duplicate of #183