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As of #23092, PathPatternParser allows custom separators. PathPatternRouteMatcher accepts a PathPatternParser instance but does not use the configured separator when parsing routes from incoming requests.
This means that currently a Spring RSocket application configured with a . separator for pattern matching does not match correctly, since incoming routes are parsed with the / separator (which is the default).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As of #23092,
PathPatternParser
allows custom separators.PathPatternRouteMatcher
accepts aPathPatternParser
instance but does not use the configured separator when parsing routes from incoming requests.This means that currently a Spring RSocket application configured with a
.
separator for pattern matching does not match correctly, since incoming routes are parsed with the/
separator (which is the default).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: