Ziggy generates URL with a double leading slash about ziggy

[bakerkretzmar]

I'll tag another release for this shortly. Thanks for your help @tmannherz!

[bakerkretzmar]

What's your actual route path? Is it at the root of your app's domain, so the entire URI is literally {catalog_uri}?

I'm adding tests for this to Ziggy and testing it in a real app too and I actually can't reproduce your exact examples. Laravel and Ziggy are behaving the same way for me, but they both behave differently if the route parameter is right at the root of the domain:

Route::get('{catalog_uri}', fn() => '')->where('catalog_uri', '^/p/.+$')->name('catalog1');

Route::get('catalog/{catalog_uri}', fn() => '')->where('catalog_uri', '^/p/.+$')->name('catalog2');

Both Laravel and Ziggy produce the same output for these:

route('catalog1', '/p/test'): http://example.com/p/test

route('catalog2', '/p/test'): http://example.com/catalog//p/test

[tmannherz]

@bakerkretzmar The catalog routes are bound to a different domain, which is why these routes existing at all, so we can generate them correctly with the alternate domain.

Route::domain('catalog.example.com')->group(function () {
    Route::get('{catalog_uri}', fn() => view('pdp'))
        ->where('catalog_uri', '^/p/.+$')
        ->name('pdp');
});

Does that answer your question?

[bakerkretzmar]

Yeah it does, thanks. I can't reproduce this at all then. When I add a route with the exact configuration you shared to Ziggy's tests or to one of my own apps, Ziggy's route('catalog.pdp', { catalog_uri: '/p/test' }) returns http://example.com/p/test as expected. Tried on Laravel 10 and 11. Can you reproduce it in another app or a fresh install?

[tmannherz]

@bakerkretzmar apologies...in my attempt to simply this for the ticket I actually removed the component that causes the issue. You're right that the scenario above works as expected.
I'm able to reproduce it with this slightly different route setup:

// catalog.php
Route::domain('{storefront}.example.com')->name('test.')->group(function () {
    Route::get('{catalog_uri}', fn() => view('pdp'))
        ->where('catalog_uri', '^/p/.+$')
        ->name('pdp');
});

Calling it like this in Vue:

<pre>
test pdp: {{
    route('catalog.test.pdp', {
        storefront: 'me',
        catalog_uri: '/p/test',
    })
}}
</pre>

Yields test pdp: https://me.example.com//p/test

For context, we run a multi-tenant site with multiple storefronts, each with its own subdomain.

[bakerkretzmar]

Thanks, I can reproduce that. Will investigate!