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> The macro introduced here (as_sequence) should help fixing #246, #255, #256, #266 (and maybe others). It helps writing filters that take a value and "coerce" it into an array...
Thanks for reporting this! I'm going to be a bit busy for the next month or so with having just moved, so it'll be a bit before I can get...
> I'm new to rust but would be interested in taking a look at this issue; seems like it could be straight-forward to track down. Please let me know if...
Nah, pretty straightforward. Not sure if its mentioned but we do use conventional commit style which the CI enforces. I try to not make too big of a deal out...
> The macro introduced here (as_sequence) should help fixing #246, #255, #256, #266 (and maybe others). It helps writing filters that take a value and "coerce" it into an array...
@limeschool : posting this to keep you updated.
Want to finish this? I'm trying to wrap up another project before I focus on liquid/cobalt (so I can better focus). The main other thing to know is the function...
> but I will give it a looking at once I learn how to write tests (I'm really amateur, haha) The PR includes some of Jekyll's tests being ported with...
> Looking into this further (even though I've been away from the code for about 4-5 years), it looks like this should be expected. In the two places defined, the...
At the moment, external subcommands can only be serialzied into a `Vec` or `Vec` See the use of `external_subcommand` in https://docs.rs/clap/latest/clap/_derive/_cookbook/git_derive/index.html