- one Info record "http request" per request with method, matched route
pattern, status and duration_ms; path without the query only when no
route matched
- the matched route records its pattern through a request-scoped entry,
so locale prefix rewrites do not hide it
- logs through the published *slog.Logger or slog.Default; off by default
- surf README, logging and configuration docs describe the key
- surf mounts GET {storage.uploads.public_path_prefix}/{path...} on
attach.StaticHandlerPublic when storage.uploads.serve is true
- bucket and database resolved per request; X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
- surf README, storage and configuration docs describe the key
- Add surf.Router.AdminPrefix (additive): the admin mount path and true
when BuildRouter mounted the cabana admin, false otherwise
- serve binds with net.Listen before printing, so a busy port fails
without a misleading URL, then prints the listen address with a
browser URL and an admin status line: the admin URL, a warning naming
summer admin:create when backend_users is empty or missing, or
admin: off with the steps to add an admin controller
- The administrator count is bounded by a 2 s timeout and never fails boot
- route:list ends with the same admin status line
- surf and cabana READMEs and the console and routing docs describe the output
Look up a backpack-published resolver so a compiled translate plugin can
strip an enabled URL prefix and write a validated locale onto context.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- compile groups routes ServeMux refuses side by side into overlap families
and registers each under one generated method-less pattern
- the family handler tries members in registration order on literals and
Where constraints, sets their path values and runs their own wrapped chain
- no match answers the bare 404; a method mismatch answers ServeMux's 405
and Allow for the same table without the overlap
- unsupported shapes (same shape, {name...}, shadowing route) fail at boot
- README and docs/services/routing.md describe the behaviour
