I am using Angular 19 and trying to create routes that look like this https://localhost:4200/pics/pc-arch/mnt/drive and https://localhost:4200/pics/pc-arch/mnt/drive/gallery1.jpg. I have the following in my app.routes.ts function galleryPicsMatcher(segments: UrlSegment[]) { if (segments.length >= 2 && segments[0].path === 'pics') { const result: UrlMatchResult = { consumed: segments, posParams: { host: segments[1] } }; const lastSegment: UrlSegment = segments[segments.length - 1]; const picNamePresent = isImagePath(lastSegment.path); if (picNamePresent) { result.posParams!['picName'] = lastSegment; } result.posParams!['galleryPath'] = new UrlSegment(`/${segments.slice(2, picNamePresent ? segments.length - 1: undefined).join('/')}`, {}); return result; } return null; } export const routes: Routes = [ { component: MgmtComponent, path: 'mgmt', }, { component: GalleryPicsComponent, matcher: galleryPicsMatcher }, ]; The first route works, but as soon as add an extension like .jpg or .png I get a 404 where the app doesn't even load. Is there some way I can configure the dev server to ignore routes that start with pics and not treat them as assets? Only .html extension works. Continue reading...