A dot/period(.) in url for a named parameter returns an error about abstract-state-router HOT 3 CLOSED

Thanks guys. It was an issue with the server not ASR.

For anyone interested, the issue was with webpack-dev-server. I needed to use disableDotRule: true setting in the historyApiFallback option.

In webpack.config.js (see https://webpack.js.org/configuration/dev-server/#devserverhistoryapifallback)

devServer: {
  historyApiFallback: {
    disableDotRule: true
  }
}

from abstract-state-router.

@heardy I've had a look at this and I think that ASR is working as expected. If you are using webpack dev server, maybe something to do with how it is handling dots in urls?

from abstract-state-router.

That looks like a message from your server, not something to do with ASR – I would guess that your server has some rule that says "for any route, server up this same index.html file", but that rule doesn't cover routes with periods?

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