multi-parametric routing not populating req.params

Hi. Thanks for a great library. I'll preface this by stating that I am upgrading some VERY legacy code (restify v4 to v8) and such have had a world of pain in doing so.

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Restify Version: 8.5.1
Node.js Version: 14.16.1

Expected behaviour

My req.params should be populated on all routes.

Actual behaviour

My req.params is only populated on a single route.

Repro case

const restify = require('restify')

const server = restify.createServer({})
const echoParams = (name) => (req, res, next) => {
  res.send(JSON.stringify({ params: req.params, name }))
}
server.get('/:width/:height/:mode/*', echoParams('mode'))
server.get('/:width/:height/*', echoParams('both'))
server.get('/:width/*', echoParams('width'))

server.listen(1234, () => {
  console.log('listen')
})

It does not matter what order I register my routes in, I get the same behaviour:

➜ curl localhost:1234/100/200/fill/test
"{\"params\":{\"width\":\"100\",\"height\":\"200\",\"mode\":\"fill\",\"*\":\"test\"},\"name\":\"mode\"}"%                                                                                                                                                       
➜ curl localhost:1234/100/200/test
"{\"params\":{\"*\":\"test\"},\"name\":\"both\"}"%
➜ curl localhost:1234/100/test
"{\"params\":{\"*\":\"test\"},\"name\":\"width\"}"%

Cause

I wish I knew.

EDIT: I looked at the code and dumped a ton of logging in there and can see the stuff returned here does not contain it either:
https://github.com/restify/node-restify/blob/master/lib/router.js#L84

I can't open an issue on find-my-way as this uses an extremely out of date version of it.

Are you willing and able to fix this?

Sure, if someone can point me in the right direction.

Double EDIT: I've abandoned restify because of this issue. I don't believe this package to be maintained or suitable anymore - express works just fine.

Start with the route-matching code in lib/router.js around line 84 and reproduce the three routes from the issue using the provided Node.js example. Done means req.params contains width, height, and mode where those named parameters appear, including the shorter routes, with route behavior covered by a regression test.