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**Migrated issue, originally created by Wichert Akkerman ([wichert](https://github.com/wichert))** It would be practical if there was a way to detect that data was returned from the cache and then do some...
**Migrated issue, originally created by s ([sontek](https://github.com/sontek))** Right now if the code that calls configure on a region gets hit by multiple threads, the 2nd one will fail. We should...
**Migrated issue, originally created by jvanasco ([@jvanasco](https://github.com/jvanasco))** I've been working on some tools to precompile templates before a webserver forks, and have run into a few issues when trying to...
**Migrated issue, originally created by Anonymous** I modified the run_wsgi.py file to work directly in Apache to enable PHP-style pages written in Mako. I don't want to offend the purists...
**Migrated issue, originally created by Anonymous** Hi, I was wondering how to use control/break within a loop. I didn't find anything in the docs, so I tried this: % for...
**Migrated issue, originally created by jvanasco ([@jvanasco](https://github.com/jvanasco))** I've opened a ticket/PR with Markupsafe for this, but wanted to alert Mako on this too as addressing this behavior may be warranted...
**Migrated issue, originally created by Anonymous** Maybe I am wrong here, but shouldn't default filters such as `unicode()` be applied last? The fact that it's done the exactly opposite way...
**Migrated issue, originally created by Anonymous** How-To-Reproduce: % if True: test % elif lose: ## do nothing % elif False: broken % endif Results: An IndentationError pointing at the next...
**Migrated issue, originally created by Mario Frasca ([@mfrasca](https://github.com/mfrasca))** I'm distributing templates with resources. they go next to each other. my python program reads the template using a lookup, and it's...
**Migrated issue, originally created by Anonymous** Version 0.3.4 Line ending handling of templates is broken on Windows: For each "CR-LF" sequence in the template file you get "CR-CR-LF" in the...