Add a test case checking context precedence #31
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… development See issue mustache#31: mustache#31
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The two test cases test, respectively, (1) context precedence and (2) that section output not be rendered. The two test cases were originally proposed for inclusion in the Mustache spec test cases in mustache/spec issues defunkt#31 and defunkt#32: * mustache/spec#31 * mustache/spec#32
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Will be merged as #114, thank you for your contribution and sorry it took 9! years. |
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It doesn't look like the spec includes a test case checking that items higher in the context stack should take precedence -- especially a test case checking this in isolation. Here is one.