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## 0.6.0
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### request.path_params
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The biggest change here is that endpoint signatures are no longer:
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```python
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async def func(request: Request, **kwargs) -> Response
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```
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Instead we just use:
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```python
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async def func(request: Request) -> Response
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```
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The path parameters are available on the request as `request.path_params`.
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This is different to most Python webframeworks, but I think it actually ends up
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being much more nicely consistent all the way through.
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### app.url_for(name, **path_params)
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Applications now support URL reversing with `app.url_for(name, **path_params)`.
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### app.routes
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Applications now support a `.routes` parameter, which returns a list of `[Route|WebSocketRoute|Mount]`.
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### Route, WebSocketRoute, Mount
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The low level components to `Router` now match the `@app.route()`, `@app.websocket_route()`, and `app.mount()` signatures.
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