The Liquid templating language specifies that, if a tag starts with {%- or ends with -%}, if there is a line break immediately before or after that tag, it will not be preserved. Currently, the custom include_template tag does not support this, as it's implemented as a regular expression that is replaced when the template is initially read.
Modify the processing for this tag to support the no-new-line options the way other Liquid tags do.
The Liquid templating language specifies that, if a tag starts with `{%-` or ends with `-%}`, if there is a line break immediately before or after that tag, it will not be preserved. Currently, the custom `include_template` tag does not support this, as it's implemented as a regular expression that is replaced when the template is initially read.
Modify the processing for this tag to support the no-new-line options the way other Liquid tags do.
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The Liquid templating language specifies that, if a tag starts with
{%-or ends with-%}, if there is a line break immediately before or after that tag, it will not be preserved. Currently, the custominclude_templatetag does not support this, as it's implemented as a regular expression that is replaced when the template is initially read.Modify the processing for this tag to support the no-new-line options the way other Liquid tags do.
With the change from Liquid to Fluid (#47),
includewill be supported, so the custom include tag will no longer be needed.