Double-quoted string with space is not correctly handled in template

[suppadeliux]

I want to populate an input inside a form, with data coming from the handler, and not from the user.
But the problem is that when I declare the html property as an string, and bind it to the variable inside the html, everything goes wrong, and the output gives only a string with some extra double quotes at the beginning, and the rest of the output is broken.

I tried to escape the " in the string, but this doesnt work.

My theory is that this comes from the parser from Plush, but this is only a personal theory.

In example.go

func (context buffalo.Context) error {
     val := `value="Hello World"`

     context.Set("inputvalue", val)

     return context.Render(200, MyOwnContext(c).REngine.HTML("form.html"))
}

In form.html

<form action="" method="post" novalidate>
        <label><b>My value : </b></label>
        <input class="form-control" type="text" <%= inputvalue %>>
</form>

The Final output inside the input:

"Hello

Does someone have the same problem when testing the same code.?

Thank you for all your answers!

go.sum

github.com/gobuffalo/plush v3.8.3+incompatible h1:kzvUTnFPhwyfPEsx7U7LI05/IIslZVGnAlMA1heWub8=
github.com/gobuffalo/plush v3.8.3+incompatible/go.mod h1:rQ4zdtUUyZNqULlc6bqd5scsPfLKfT0+TGMChgduDvI=

go.mod

github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo v0.15.4

[sio4]

Not sure but I confirmed plush worked fine with the same situation and buffalo also does its job properly.

The only think I couldn't imagine is this part: MyOwnContext(c).REngine.HTML("form.html") What is your own context? I just guess that the answer may be inside your own context or REngine.

Just guessing. Please reopen the issue if you still have this issue or some more information to help the investigation.