Yang Jun

Both of the parse and render process are sequential, which means previous errors imply the following templates can be parsed/rendered incorrectly. In other words, only the first error can be...

Missing variables and filters will render to empty by default, you'll need to set [strictFilters and strictVariables](https://liquidjs.com/tutorials/options.html#Strict) options to catch these errors. Again, it's not a list and will throw...

An additional method or a `catchAllErrors defaults false` or `failFast defaults true` argument will be better, or this feature will be a breaking change.

This feature need substantial effort (I tried this too), essentially will change all expression evaluation to async. Also prone to performance issues. Will leave this issue open to see how...

@Nowaker , thank you for digging into this! > This is a reimplemented version of where that works the same as Jekyll I'm OK to merge this into LiquidJS, but...

It'll be great to have these filters! Except for Jekyll logic specific ones like `relative_url`.

It'll be great to have these filters! Except for Jekyll logic specific ones like `relative_url`.

Seems like if `predicate` is set, `start` will work. Mabye `start` is used to limit `predicate`, following will return all tags: ``` import "influxdata/influxdb/schema" schema.tagValues( bucket: "test", tag: "my_tag", predicate:...

> I added this in https://github.com/harttle/liquidjs/pull/611. I hope you like the implementation and decide to accept the PR. As long as Shopify/liquid implements this, I'm good to also add this...

@TomasHubelbauer sorry I thought it was brought from shopify. But it's also OK to bring jekyll filters to LiquidJS as long as it's not jekyll specific (I mean relying on...