unable to capture trailing %2F in url

[divinity76]

lets say you have

$router->get("/([\s\S]+)",function(){
    var_dump(func_get_args());
});

the router will not differentiate between the url /foo and foo%2F and foo%2f%2f, any/all trailing %2F's will be trimmed away by the router before going to the callback function

[bramus]

This is by design.

Now that you bring this to my attention, it is not explicitly mentioned in the docs, which should be the case.

[divinity76]

@bramus removing trailing / makes sense, but i'm not convinced that removing trailing %2F is a good idea.. %2F is explicitly an escaped / that is supposed to be part of the url data, not part of the url itself =/

but it's a documentation issue then? good to know;

(fwiw i made a bramus/router-inspired router here which doesn't remove %2F for a project where i needed to preserve %2F )