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Python jinja2 renders True/False/None values capitalized, whereas jinja2cpp renders True/False lowercased, and None renders as empty string.
Here's a template that demonstrates.
{% set foo = True %}
{% set bar = False %}
{% set baz = None %}
{{ foo }}
{{ bar }}
{{ baz }}
Python jinja2 output
True
False
None
jinja2cpp output
true
false
See this attachment for a quick pass at a fix. Not particularly confident that I haven't introduced a bug with this fix or incompletely fixed the problem, but figured I would share the quick pass I took at it. jinja2cpp-literal-render-fix.txt
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Python jinja2 renders True/False/None values capitalized, whereas jinja2cpp renders True/False lowercased, and None renders as empty string.
Here's a template that demonstrates.
Python jinja2 output
jinja2cpp output
See this attachment for a quick pass at a fix. Not particularly confident that I haven't introduced a bug with this fix or incompletely fixed the problem, but figured I would share the quick pass I took at it.
jinja2cpp-literal-render-fix.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: