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Releases

@asenajs/ergenecore@5.0.3

Patch Changes

• 1775a9a: Code a middleware runs after await next() now runs. next() resolves once the rest of the chain has answered instead of
  throwing the downstream Response past the caller, so a header set on context.res after next() reaches the response, an
  error thrown after next() goes to onError, and context.res.status read after next() is the status that was produced,
  on matched and unmatched routes alike.

  Behaviour that changes with it: when a route has middlewares, an error thrown by the handler or by request validation is
  answered through onError before next() resolves, so a middleware's try/catch around next() no longer sees it and reads
  the error response's status instead. A middleware that returns a Response or false without calling next() still ends the
  chain as before.

• bbbd491: A route registered with a contextContract that has no contextClass, or that does not match its contextClass, is now
  rejected by core's shared route-contract check, so the error reads <METHOD> <path>: contextContract must match contextClass,
  the same message the Hono adapter gives. Registration is still rejected in both cases; only the message text changed.

• 4ef04f0: A static request whose path decodes to a NUL byte (for example /static/a%00.txt) now ends as a static miss - the route's
  onNotFound hook, then the application's onNotFound or the default 404 - instead of a 500 from onError.

• a3d22cc: A route registered at top-level /* (for example @Controller('/') with @Get('/*'), or the single-page-app static route
  from the static files guide) now answers its requests. Previously the adapter's own unmatched handler replaced it and every
  such request ended in a 404. Methods the /* route does not register still go through the usual not-found handling - global
  middlewares, CORS preflight and onNotFound - and a HEAD request is answered by the route's GET. Global middlewares
  scoped with include / exclude are matched against the request path on a top-level /* route, so a middleware included
  for /api/* runs for GET /api/private served by that route.