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Yes, you can add as many annotations per action as you want.

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Yes, you can add as many annotations per action as you want. You can see examples here: https://github.com/Abhoryo/APYBreadcrumbTrailBundle/blob/master/Resources/doc/annotation_configuration.md#basic-example

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Sorry, that is not what I need.

`

• @route("/edit/{id}" ,name="_admin_product_edit", defaults={"clone" = false})
• @breadcrumb("product.edit")
• @route("/clone/{id}" ,name="_admin_product_clone", defaults={"clone" = true})
• @breadcrumb("product.clone")

public function editAction(Request $request, Product $product, $clone) {
`

When I open /edit/1 I want to see breadcrumb "product.edit"
When I open /clone/1 I want to see breadcrumb "product.clone"

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No not possible via annotations given that they are cached, but handling two things (eg edit / clone) via a single action is a bad practice.

You can directly call the service in your action if you'd like:

$this->get('apy_breadcrumb_trail')->add('breadcrumb.product_clone');

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Why do you think it is bad practice since code for edit/clone is exactly same except one condition where I copy object. I think much worse practice is having two actions with same code.

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Think of seperation of concerns; you could easily refactor boilerplate code to a shared private function in the controller. Eventually it are two different actions right? Each action could have its own route and annotation.

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