Why does the useParams hook use the route's id instead of its path?

[bac1lla]

I'm using code-based routing with nested routes:

export const groupItemRoutePath = '/path';

const groupRoute = createRoute({id: 'id', getParentRoute: () => rootRoute});
const groupItemRoute = createRoute({
  path: groupItemRoutePath,
  getParentRoute: () => groupRoute,
});

rootRoute.addChildren([groupRoute.addChildren([groupItemRoute])]);

Calling useParams in a component using the path will throw an error:

useParams({from: groupItemRoutePath});

useParams internally uses the route's id, not its path. When using nested routes, the id is generated based on the parent route's id and the child route's path. Because of this, it becomes impossible to reuse route path constants—you have to either import the route and use its id or search through router.routesByPath. Is this the expected behavior?