Expected: I don't expect the "Missing expected input(s): userName" warning to appear at all, since the <input> tag is declared in one of the included user tags. However, I understand this is a complex to detect. In the case that the <input> was actually not included, I would expect the <input> tag to be appended at the end of the section.
Actual: the entire content of the {#form} section is replaced with one <input></input> HTML tag.
To reproduce the bug:
{#form}
on line 22Expected: I don't expect the "Missing expected input(s):
userName
" warning to appear at all, since the<input>
tag is declared in one of the included user tags. However, I understand this is a complex to detect. In the case that the<input>
was actually not included, I would expect the<input>
tag to be appended at the end of the section.Actual: the entire content of the
{#form}
section is replaced with one<input></input>
HTML tag.