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This is mostly to make Template::LiquidX::Tag::Include actually work
The test is a half-truth, but close enough
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I just noticed - I built this pull request on the previous, but the files involved etc. are separate, so you can treat them as separate. |
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Changelog diff is:
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+1.0.16 2020-02-13T20:39:23Z
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- Make Template::Liquid->render() respect a preexisting context (PR #4, Corion)
- For limit modified (PR #5, Corion)
- Platform related test fixes
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This fixes a bug where using a :limit attribute would truncate a list:
The above will only render the first element of the list in both loops, instead of rendering the single element as the first loop, and elements 1 to 10 in the second loop.