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Description of problem: Trying to port a TG1 app to TG2 we found that a method like this: def index(self, param): return {} Does not work. If you attempt to hit the URL without an extra path parameter, you get an error about index() needing another param. If you hit the URL with an extra path parameter, you get a 404 not found. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): TurboGears2-2.1-0.3.rc1.dev1048.fc14.noarch How reproducible: Everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1. paster quickstart tester 2. Accept defaults 3. cd tester 4. vim tester/controllers/root.py 5. Modify the def index(self): To be: def index(self, parameter): 6. paster serve development.ini 7. wget -SO/dev/null http://localhost:8080/abc Actual results: Response code 404 Expected results: Response code 200; browsing to the URL would show the index page Additional info:
Also occurs with Fedora 15; TG-2.1 final. This could be an undocumented behaviour change. If so, the 20 minute wiki tutorial on upstream's website needs fixing as well.
Workaround for now is to change def index(self, parameters): to def default(self, parameters):
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