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You need to add the domain to the route. eg. router
.builderForDomain('moms.test')
.make('moms.join') |
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Hi, I am getting the above error when I try to use an edge template with the route() helper in it.
This is the line in the Edge template:
Join!
That route shows up in list:routes:
GET /join (moms.join) .................................................. #controllers/join_controller.join
What am I doing wrong? Please let me know what additional information is needed.
Thank you.
EDIT:
I should probably add that the 'moms' at the start of that route name is for a domain:
router
.group(() => {
router.get('/join', [JoinController, 'join']).as('join')
})
.domain('moms.test')
.as('moms')
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