If two routes are sent simultaneously, the args of the first route is replaced by the args of the second route: modular:5.0.3

[FCAI7-ford]

InkWell(
  child: _buttonItem(const Text('test'), () {
    Modular.to.pushNamed('/first', arguments: 'first_data');
    Modular.to.pushNamed('/second', arguments: 'second_data');
  }),
),

class TestModule extends Module {
  @override
  final List<ChildRoute> routes = [
    SettingRoute('/first', child: (_, args) {
      print('log_first:${args.data}');
      return FirstPage();
    }),
    SettingRoute('/second', child: (_, args) {
      print('log_second:${args.data}');
      return SecondPage();
    })
  ];
}

When click the Test button, bothlog_first and log_second will print second_data. The first_data will be lost.

[fabricio-godoi]

@FCAI7-ford I opened the same issue (https://github.com/Flutterando/modular/issues/877) some months ago. The problem is trickier to be solved the way the code is implemented and the problem persists in modular 6 (at least when I tested it). The problem is in a concurrency for a singleton variable for the args (which I didn't understand its use).

I could not figure out how to solve the problem to open a PR, waiting for someone from the package to be able to provide some more information or guidance.