If a rule does not have a pattern to match a subdomain, the unroute() method was not producing a complete URI, only the query part, what was totally logical. But if we want to change from an URI that has a subdomain to an URI that has not a subdomain, we couldn't. Now, if a rule has a pattern to match a subdomain, everything is alright (like before). If a rule has not such a pattern but if we have the “_subdomain” variable, then we produce a complete URI according to this late one. If the variable is an empty string, then the point that separate subdomain to domain is absorbed. Finally, if a rule has not such a pattern and the “_subdomain” variable is not set, then we only produce the query part of the URI.
If a rule does not have a pattern to match a subdomain, the unroute() method was
not producing a complete URI, only the query part, what was totally logical. But
if we want to change from an URI that has a subdomain to an URI that has not a
subdomain, we couldn't.
Now, if a rule has a pattern to match a subdomain, everything is alright (like
before). If a rule has not such a pattern but if we have the “_subdomain”
variable, then we produce a complete URI according to this late one. If the
variable is an empty string, then the point that separate subdomain to domain is
absorbed. Finally, if a rule has not such a pattern and the “_subdomain”
variable is not set, then we only produce the query part of the URI.

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