match can be used if request type is specified

It's removed from Rails 4 unless you specify the request type like `via: :get`. But it is good practice to avoid use of `match` for routing.

match can be used if request type is specified

It's removed from Rails 4, but can be used if request type is specified like `via: :get`. It is good practice to avoid use of `match` for routing.

match can be used if request type is specified

Don't use `match` to define any routes unless there is need to map multiple request types among `[:get, :post, :patch, :put, :delete]` to single action using `:via` option.

Fixed minor grammar mistake