When adding a route using WebService.Path("/example") and WebService.GET(""), I expect the access link to be "... /example", but actually I have to access "... /example/".
I don't think the "/" at the end is necessary, I suggest optimizing the concatPath function by not adding a "/" at the end when path2 is "".
When adding a route using WebService.Path("/example") and WebService.GET(""), I expect the access link to be "... /example", but actually I have to access "... /example/".
I don't think the "/" at the end is necessary, I suggest optimizing the concatPath function by not adding a "/" at the end when path2 is "".
Version: v3.10.0
Thanks.