[2327] Unexpected behavior with dynamic nested routes

My intention was to create those routes:

/blog/:category/:subcategory/:postSlug /blog/:category/:subcategory /blog/:category /blog

My folder structure looks like this:

Followed these docs: https://nuxtjs.org/guide/routing#dynamic-nested-routes Paid attention to the </nuxt-child> tag, looking at these docs: https://nuxtjs.org/api/components-nuxt-child/

Expected behavior: /blog shows posts /blog/:category shows posts of a category /blog/:category/:subcategory shows posts of a subcategory /blog/:category/:subcategory/:postSlug shows a post

Actual behavior: /blog shows posts (content in blog/index.vue) /blog/:category shows posts of a category (content in blog/_categorySlug.vue) /blog/:category/:subcategory shows posts of a category (content in blog/_categorySlug.vue) shows posts of a subcategory (content in blog/_categorySlug/_subCategorySlug.vue) shows content inside blog/_categorySlug/_subCategorySlug/index.vue

/blog/:category/:subcategory/:postSlug shows posts of a category (content in blog/_categorySlug.vue) posts of a subcategory (content in blog/_categorySlug/_subCategorySlug.vue) content inside blog/_categorySlug/_subCategorySlug/_postSlug.vue

Screenshot when accessed /blog/cat/sub/post Shows posts of a category, subcategory and in the end shows the post title (there's only a title saying "Post page" in _postSlug.vue)

Should it really work like this?