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Rendering routes with 2 or more route parameters with AnalogJS?
I have routes of that are defined like this:
{
path: ':category/:topic',
component: TopicComponent,
data: ROUTE_DATA,
resolve: { topic: topicResolver },
canActivate: [topicGuard]
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