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Hi! I am trying to move to reitit and am having trouble: “Router contains conflicting route paths”. Currently I have the following routes: “users” “users/active” “users/archived” “users/:id” “users/:id/settings” How can I handle this case with reitit?
But is there some way to get the similar result without using {:conflicts nil}
?
Let’s say we have
[/users/:filter]
[/users/:id]
where :filter is always a string, and :id is always a number.