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gbe authored
The path `/` alone is a wildcard, which also matches things like `/foo`, `/potatoe`, `/yes/this/works/` and such. We don't want that. Send an HTTP 404 for any path not matched otherwise and not equal to `/`.
gbe authoredThe path `/` alone is a wildcard, which also matches things like `/foo`, `/potatoe`, `/yes/this/works/` and such. We don't want that. Send an HTTP 404 for any path not matched otherwise and not equal to `/`.