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3.5.1
Reproduction link
https://github.com/vuejs/vue-router/blob/dev/types/router.d.ts#L203
Steps to reproduce
None, just the source code seems to be wrong.
What is expected?
The type definition of Route#query should be
query: Dictionary<string | null | (string | null)[]>
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I have defined this route using Fluro. exchange/:pair
There is a problem! I want :pair to be optional. If client types https://host:port/exchange/BNB_BTC everything goes fine. but assume the user is looking for https://host:port/exchange and he confronts with 404 error cause there is no such route/path.
I mean something like exchange/{:pair}.
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i wish iris new version can support golang 1.18 generics feature ,such as *iris.Application | router.Party ,thank you