When looking for a route, Laravel looks through the Routes file in order for the FIRST Route it finds that matches the request.
Route::resource('city', 'CityController'); covers all route requests starting with 'city' so it should be placed AFTER any specific 'city/,,," routes.
There is no mention of this in the documentation that I could find.
Also, If it works, what is the problem?
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Solution
mvolo is right.
Use patterns to prevent this.
Route::pattern('id', '[0-9]+');
Laravel will recognize that "names" is not a number and there won't be any match in the resourceful controller.
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