resources :name, path: "segment" serves the resource at the segment - #363
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Declaration as Route declaration
participant Ingest as Route ingestion
participant Spec as RouteSpec::Resources
participant Lowering as Route lowering
participant Router as Emitted router
Declaration->>Ingest: Pass resources options
Ingest->>Spec: Store normalized path
Spec->>Lowering: Provide resource path
Lowering->>Router: Emit routes with custom URL segments
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- Around line 1240-1249: Update the `path` branch in the route-options function
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🟠 Major · Include dynamic override segments in route parameters. · routes.rs:531
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude dynamic override segments in route parameters.
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resources :parts, path: "categories/:category_id/parts"is ingested, this code puts:category_idinFlatRoute.path. Resource-action parameter assembly does not put it inFlatRoute.path_params. Nested routes also omit it becausenest_pathcollects parent identifiers only. As a result, generated helpers cannot substitute the required segment. Derive parameters from each complete route path in URL order, including the override, and test resource and nested helpers with a dynamicpath:prefix. Rails documentspath:as a resource path prefix and supports dynamic URL segments. (api.rubyonrails.org)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 531: Update route parameter assembly around `segment` in the route
ingestion flow to derive `FlatRoute.path_params` from the complete route path in
URL order, including dynamic segments introduced by a resource `path:` override.
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The `path:` option was dropped at ingest, so `resources :parts, path: "components"` was served at `/parts` and `/components` answered 404. Rails moves only the URL segment: the helpers (`parts_path`, `archive_widget_path`) and the controller still come from the name, and member, collection and nested routes sit under the new segment (`/gadgets/:widget_id/parts`). `RouteSpec::Resources` carries the segment, and the flattener's nesting frame keeps it apart from the helper plural. A `path:` that is not a literal string or symbol is reported as unsupported rather than served at the resource name, and so is one with a dynamic segment (`"categories/:category_id/parts"`, a glob or an optional group), whose params the flattener does not carry yet. An empty `path:` (`""` or `"/"`) mounts the resource at the root in Rails (`GET /` is `parts#index`), so it is reported as unsupported too instead of falling back to `/parts`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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roundhouse --version:roundhouse 2026.9.18 (7fad14c0), Linux x86_64, Rails 8.1.4 (actionpack) as the reference.resources :name, path: "segment"was ingested without itspath:option, so the resource was served at/nameand the declared URL answered 404.Rails 8.1 (
bin/rails routes):Emitted on
main(7fad14c,--target spinel):Fix
path:is the opposite ofas:: it moves the URL segment and leaves the helpers and the controller on the name.RouteSpec::Resourcesgets an optionalpath(serde-defaulted, likeparam). The ingester reads it with its slashes trimmed (Rails servespath: "/components"andpath: "components"at the same URL), and the flattener's nesting frame keeps the path segment apart from the plural it uses for helper names. That way member, collection and nested routes sit under the new segment and keep their names.A
path:with a dynamic segment (path: "categories/:category_id/parts"), a glob or an optional group is reported as unsupported at ingest: the flattener would otherwise serve it without passing:category_idinto the route params. Carrying those params is a follow-up.An empty
path:(path: ""orpath: "/") is reported as unsupported too. Rails mounts the resource at the root then (GET /isparts#index,GET /:idisparts#show, checked on actionpack 8.1.4), and falling back to/partswould serve the wrong URL.Tests
tests/route_resources_path_option.rs:flatten_routestests check the table above: the top-level resource, plus a member route and a nested resource under a renamed parent. They fail onmain, where the routes come out at/partsand/widgets/….emitted_router_serves_the_resource_at_its_pathemits real-blog withresources :articles, path: "posts"and dispatches through the emittedRouteTable.tableon CRuby.GET /posts,GET /posts/42andPOST /posts/42/commentsreach their actions,/articlesis gone, andRouteHelpers.article_path(42)is/posts/42. It fails onmain(no route for GET /posts).non_literal_path_is_unsupported_not_the_resource_name:path: PARTS_SEGMENTandpath: segment_for(:parts)are reported as unsupported instead of being served at/parts.dynamic_segment_path_is_unsupported_not_served_without_its_param:path: "categories/:category_id/parts","files/*rest"and"parts(/:kind)"are reported as unsupported. It fails without the ingest check, where the path is accepted.empty_path_is_unsupported_not_the_resource_name:path: "","/"and"//"are reported as unsupported. It fails without the check, where the resource is ingested at/parts.All six pass with the change.
docs/data/schema-routes-seeds.mdnow listspath:with the otherresourcesoptions.Full suite (
cargo test --release --no-fail-fast) on this machine, onmainat 37bddda (currentmain, 65cc85c, has not touched these files): 3273 passed, 2 failed, 116 ignored. Neither failure comes from this change.the_store_fixture_checks_cleanneeds the generated store fixture, andresource_and_unit_batch_helpers_preserve_failures_and_contractsruns a CI resource-sampling script that errors on this host; both fail the same way onmainhere. The date-dependentuse_zone_answers_like_activesupport_*failures are fixed onmainby #368 and pass here.Sibling routing PR: #365 also touches
src/ingest/routes.rs(match … via:).git merge-treereports the two clean against each other; the rebase onto currentmainwas clean.Found while compiling a Rails API app with
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controller:andparam:accept strings or symbols.