All of my controllers extend an abstract base controller. If I define an update() method in that base controller, route annotations stop working on all controllers that extend from that base. I'm using @resource controllers. There are no route annotations at all in the base controller. If I try to add a route annotation (e.g. @get) to the update() method in the base controller, the route does show up, and picks my last (alphabetically) child controller's update method as the action.
If I change the name of the update method in my parent controller, everything works fine, so I will do that for now as a temporary work-around.
tshafer
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6 years ago
All of my controllers extend an abstract base controller. If I define an update() method in that base controller, route annotations stop working on all controllers that extend from that base. I'm using @resource controllers. There are no route annotations at all in the base controller. If I try to add a route annotation (e.g. @get) to the update() method in the base controller, the route does show up, and picks my last (alphabetically) child controller's update method as the action.
If I change the name of the update method in my parent controller, everything works fine, so I will do that for now as a temporary work-around.