If I have the following two mounts defined:
app.mount('/', module.resolve('test1/config'));
app.mount('/test2', module.resolve('test2/config'));
The first one will always match the incoming url. It is probably best to sort the mounts by least specific prior to matching. Least specific in this case would be determined by the number of slashes in the spec.path. In the above example, the trailing slash is removed from all paths, so the first mount actually becomes "" and the second is "/test2".
If I have the following two mounts defined:
app.mount('/', module.resolve('test1/config'));
app.mount('/test2', module.resolve('test2/config'));
The first one will always match the incoming url. It is probably best to sort the mounts by least specific prior to matching. Least specific in this case would be determined by the number of slashes in the spec.path. In the above example, the trailing slash is removed from all paths, so the first mount actually becomes "" and the second is "/test2".