The default include syntax does not work and it is documented in a comment, which is not entirely correct:
// register verbose syntax? No, it seems that Handlebars can't tolerate// slashes in partial names.
The problem, which is described there, originates from patternlab-node's erroneous definition for the verbosePartial property (which most probably is incorrectly defined as problem with the subdir property in https://github.com/pattern-lab/patternlab-node/issues/559)
Steps to Reproduce
Use Handelbar Templates with default include syntax in your patternlab.
bmuenzenmeyer
commented
7 years ago
I am using Pattern Lab Node
v1.0.2onWindows, using thegulpconfiguration.Expected Behavior
The verbose syntax (or as the documentation is referring to it - default include syntax) for the partials is functioning as documented http://patternlab.io/docs/pattern-including.html#the-default-include-syntax
Actual Behavior
The default include syntax does not work and it is documented in a comment, which is not entirely correct:
// register verbose syntax? No, it seems that Handlebars can't tolerate// slashes in partial names.The problem, which is described there, originates from patternlab-node's erroneous definition for the verbosePartial property (which most probably is incorrectly defined as problem with the subdir property in https://github.com/pattern-lab/patternlab-node/issues/559)
Steps to Reproduce
Use Handelbar Templates with default include syntax in your patternlab.