When resolving an endpoint, the parameters are not considered at all. Only after a endpoint is resolved are the QueryString parameters accessed, at which point we are unable to redirect the invocation.
Here are some notes regarding this:
Endpoint resolution should consider the parameters of a method.
At minimum, we must consider parameters that are required.
Considering the Type of parameter would introduce a lot of complexity, as it would lead to the suggestion of supporting complex-type binding. For now, let's keep it simple.
Like ASP.NET, throw exceptions when resolution fails.
When resolving an endpoint, the parameters are not considered at all. Only after a endpoint is resolved are the QueryString parameters accessed, at which point we are unable to redirect the invocation.
Here are some notes regarding this:
Typeof parameter would introduce a lot of complexity, as it would lead to the suggestion of supporting complex-type binding. For now, let's keep it simple.