`protectedPaths` not protecting routes with hyphens

[GodTamIt]

It seems that protectedRoutes does not seem to work with routes that contain hyphens.

For example, this seems to protect the /create route:

export const handle: Handle = sequence(
	handleClerk(CLERK_SECRET_KEY, {
		debug: true,
		protectedPaths: ['/create'],
		signInUrl: '/sign-in'
	})
);

However, this fails to protect the /create-entity route:

export const handle: Handle = sequence(
	handleClerk(CLERK_SECRET_KEY, {
		debug: true,
		protectedPaths: ['/create-entity'],
		signInUrl: '/sign-in'
	})
);

[pensono]

This feels like the correct behavior to me- it's comparing path segments rather than the string of the whole path

[GodTamIt]

@pensono hmm, I'm a bit confused then. How would one protect a path named /create-entity then? Or is that not possible?

[pensono]

@GodTamIt Would either of these work?

	handleClerk(CLERK_SECRET_KEY, {
		// ...
		protectedPaths: ['/create-entity', '/create-other-entity'],
	})

or

	handleClerk(CLERK_SECRET_KEY, {
		// ...
		protectedPaths: [
			(event) => event.route.id != null && !event.route.id.startsWith('/create-')
		],
	})