I need to emulate an API which employs colon (:) in resource paths and I cannot find howto handle them.
for example:
resource "stub/nso/restconf/operations/tailf-ncs:services/myService:serviceSync" => sub {...}
resource "stub/nso/restconf/operations/tailf-ncs:services/myService:serviceDelete" => sub {...}
The ":services", ":serviceSync" and ":serviceDelete" elements are not parameters but part of the path...
the result is multiple match in routes:
WARN 2020-08-12T19:12:49.938 more then one route has been found: POST /stub/nso/restconf/operations/tailf-ncs:services/myService:serviceSync
I already tried escaping colons with "\" but doesn't work...
Is there any documentation/examples about manually creating routes instead of using the "resource" API?
I need to emulate an API which employs colon (:) in resource paths and I cannot find howto handle them.
for example:
The ":services", ":serviceSync" and ":serviceDelete" elements are not parameters but part of the path... the result is multiple match in routes:
WARN 2020-08-12T19:12:49.938 more then one route has been found: POST /stub/nso/restconf/operations/tailf-ncs:services/myService:serviceSyncI already tried escaping colons with "\" but doesn't work... Is there any documentation/examples about manually creating routes instead of using the "resource" API?