[Proposal] Overriding routes by order of declaration. about framework

[taylorotwell]

Yeah, you're probably right. Will look into it.

[jasonlewis]

It's a simple fix, just drop the microtime(true) off of the end of a generated route name. The Symfony routing component will drop an existing route name when adding a route so the route defined last will always have precedence.

I'll send a PR.

[taylorotwell]

OK, Thanks.

[xxpepe84xx]

The overriding of routes don't work in every case. If the semantic is equal but the spelling is different the router use the first declared route.

Works:

Route::get('part1/{part2}/{part3}', function($part2, $part3)
{
    return 'This does not work. The second route is used.';
});

Route::get('part1/{part2}/{part3}', function($part2, $part3)
{
    return 'This one will be run.';
});

Fails:

Route::get('part1/{part2}/{part3}', function($part2, $part3)
{
    return 'This one will be run.';
});

Route::get('part1/{part4}/{part5}', function($part4, $part5)
{
    return 'This does not work. The first route is used.';
});

Fails:

Route::get('part1/{part2}/{part3}', function($part2, $part3)
{
    return 'This one will be run.';
});
Route::get('part1/test/test', function()
{
    return 'This does not work. The first route is used.';
});