fix: Implement correct catch-all route syntax for Express v5+#8
fix: Implement correct catch-all route syntax for Express v5+#8Techtutorialshub merged 1 commit intomainfrom
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This commit resolves the final `PathError` runtime crash by updating the server's catch-all route to use the modern, compatible syntax required by `path-to-regexp@6+` (used in Express v5 and other modern routers).
The route `app.get('/*', ...)` has been changed to `app.get('/:path(*)', ...)`.
This is the standard and correct way to implement a catch-all route for a single-page application fallback in current versions of Express, and it resolves the deployment crash.
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This final, targeted fix addresses a runtime crash (
PathError) caused by an outdated catch-all route syntax. The route has been updated to/:path(*), which is the correct and compatible pattern for the version of the routing library used in the production environment. This ensures the server starts correctly and can serve the React application on all non-API routes.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10698929617295281770