Url.Action doesn't include action name when there are more parameters

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Hi, this is simple one.
I have default route defined like this:

app. UseEndpoints(endpoints =>
{
	endpoints. MapDefaultControllerRoute();
	endpoints. MapControllers();
});

Now, I call:
Url.Action("GroupCategoryView", new { id = "(sheetGroupId)", categoryId = "(categoryId)"})

I was expecting address like:
/Document/GroupCategoryView/(sheetGroupId)?categoryId=(categoryId)
(Document is my controller name), but instead it gives:

/(sheetGroupId)?categoryId=(categoryId)

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ajachocki on 7/24/2020, 01:55 AM:

After I removed HttpGet attribute from controller method it started working. So maybe this was my mistake. And one should not use those attributes on not api controllers.

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