Trailing slash + `exactly`

Hi there,

Apologies up front if this is the wrong place for this - wasn’t quite sure what category this issue falls into so I figured I’d start here. Also, sorry if I’ve missed something obvious in my search for a solution or to see if this had already been answered elsewhere.

Basically, I’m starting a new project with version 4.0.0-alpha.5 and have just a few routes right now:

<Match exactly pattern="/" component={Dashboard} />
<Match exactly pattern="/users/:id" component={User} />
<Match exactly pattern="/login" component={LoginForm} />
<Miss component={NotFoundError} />

I’m using exactly pretty liberally because I want to be able to navigate to /users/lol and get the user lol’s page, but I don’t want to navigate to /users/lol/cats and get the user lol’s page (rather, a 404), which is the behavior without exactly. So, this works well for my current use case.

However, I do want to be able to go to /users/lol/ with the trailing slash and have it show me the user lol’s page. As it stands now, the only way I can get it to work is to add another <Match>:

<Match exactly pattern="/" component={Dashboard} />
<Match exactly pattern="/users/:id" component={User} />
<Match exactly pattern="/users/:id/" component={User} />
<Match exactly pattern="/login" component={LoginForm} />
<Miss component={NotFoundError} />

It could be that I’m just missing an obvious way to make this work, whether that be with some regex pattern or otherwise, but this is the only way I could get the behavior I’m looking for.

I have also downloaded the path-to-regexp package separately and been able to reproduce the behavior I want with this code:

const pathToRegexp = require('path-to-regexp');
const keys = []
const re = pathToRegexp('/users/:id', keys, { end: true, strict: false });

From what I can tell, the difference between this code and React Router v4 is the strict option being set to false.

Thanks in advance for any help or feedback!