Allow multiple whitespace between method & pattern#1013
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Allow separating the method and pattern with [ \t]+, this matches the stdlib change that was made in golang/go@7b583fd The rationale is the same as the stdlib issue, it allows you to visually line up patterns with variable-width methods: r.Handle("GET /my-route", handler1) r.Handle("POST /my-route", handler2) r.Handle("DELETE /my-route", handler3) In general aligning ourselves with the stdlib brings less surprise for end users.
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Allow separating the method and pattern with
[ \t]+, this matches the stdlib change that was made in golang/go@7b583fdThe rationale is the same as the stdlib issue, it allows you to visually line up patterns with variable-width methods:
In general aligning ourselves with the stdlib brings less surprise for end users.