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applyFilters method inspects match for options #81
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The applyFilters method will now check the match for a json object and, if found, pass it as a secont paramenter in your filter hander. Useful for stating how you want your filter to address a given include in the context of the @@include statement itself.
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@andremalkine Thanks for your pr, but tests should be passed. |
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The applyFilters method will now check the match for a json object
and, if found, pass it as a secont paramenter in your filter hander.
Useful for stating how you want your filter to address a given include
in the context of the @@include statement itself.