Use path_for helper to include url_options in breadcrumb links #7807
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What's the real objective/purpose here? I haven't had to do anything really with breadcrumb links so don't see what the need is here for. |
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@javierjulio We need to propagate a query parameter to all links - something you can do by defining |
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This isn't exactly the same behavior you'd get with a named path helper since it doesn't require the
paramskey, but it is very close.