Two routes at the root, but one uses a prefix?

[real quail]

cc @obtuse pawn

[obtuse pawn]

It should be possible, could you provide a reproduction? You can fork one of the stackblitz examples

FWIW unit tests seem to be OK w/ that case. So now I'd really need to see a repro to understand the issue

describe.only('repro', () => {
  it('matches two root routes', () => {
    const tree = {
      id: '__root__',
      isRoot: true,
      fullPath: '/',
      path: '/',
      children: [
        {
          id: '/_main/@{$username}/',
          fullPath: '/@{$username}/',
          path: '@{$username}/',
        },
        {
          id: '/$publicationSlug/',
          fullPath: '/$publicationSlug/',
          path: '$publicationSlug/',
        },
      ],
    }
    const { processedTree } = processRouteTree(tree)
    {
      const result = findRouteMatch('/foobar', processedTree)
      expect(result?.route.id).toBe("/$publicationSlug/")
      expect(result?.rawParams).toEqual({ "publicationSlug": "foobar" })
    }
    {
      const result = findRouteMatch('/@foobar', processedTree)
      expect(result?.route.id).toBe('/_main/@{$username}/')
      expect(result?.rawParams).toEqual({ "username": "foobar" })
    }
  })
})

[real quail]

@severe moon are you on latest?