Thanks for making clostache, I've really enjoyed using it!
While tracking down a bug in my code, I realized that partials on their own lines don't save the newline at the end of partial, instead replacing it with whatever the partial contains, and looking through the clostache source, I found join-standalone-tags, which seemed the likely source of this behavior.
The commit messages for that function didn't give a lot of context for why this change was made, but it looks like this no longer follows the mustache spec for partials, which I found here. The overview of the partials spec doesn't define how to handle newlines at the EOL in the case of standalone partials, however, the test for the spec -- line 54 -- shows it as keeping the newlines at the end of standalone partials.
Is this the desired behavior for partials in clostache?
Hi Felix,
Thanks for making clostache, I've really enjoyed using it!
While tracking down a bug in my code, I realized that partials on their own lines don't save the newline at the end of partial, instead replacing it with whatever the partial contains, and looking through the clostache source, I found
join-standalone-tags, which seemed the likely source of this behavior.The commit messages for that function didn't give a lot of context for why this change was made, but it looks like this no longer follows the mustache spec for partials, which I found here. The overview of the partials spec doesn't define how to handle newlines at the EOL in the case of standalone partials, however, the test for the spec -- line 54 -- shows it as keeping the newlines at the end of standalone partials.
Is this the desired behavior for partials in clostache?
Thank you, Evan