Helper called without trailing "()" does not warn

[mjstahl]

TL;DR https://codepen.io/kphillips86/pen/XyxYgo

Assuming a helper:

stache.addHelper('helloWorld', function helloWorld(options) { ... });

And a stache file that uses that helper:

{{#helloWorld}}
  <p>is rendered</p>
{{else}}
  <p>is NOT rendered
{{/helloWorld}}

helloWorld will not be executed, or is there a warning on the console that the helper should be called like helloWorld().

Also, oddly enough the "truthy" section of the condition is rendered.

[chasenlehara]

I think this is the expected behavior. My understanding is: stache is looking for helloWorld and it finds it (the helper is defined). The helper won’t be called (I think that was removed as of 4.x) and the truthy part will be rendered because helloWorld is defined.

[chasenlehara]

I’m closing this issue because I think it’s the expected behavior (see my comment above).

If I’m wrong, please feel free to reopen this. 😊