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As stated above, I'm unable to generate an array of files following the same structure as the todo example
This is the string I'm using to generate the file list:
{{#branches}}{{#snakeCase}}{{{.}}}{{/snakeCase}}_branch.dart{{/branches}}
This is the result
When using double moustache dot {{.}} instead of triple moustache {{{.}}}, I get the following result:
{{.}}
{{{.}}}
This is the closest I got, but well... The picture talks for itself.
What am I doing wrong? I'm sure I'm following the same pattern as in the todos example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @andrespd99 👋 Can you please share a link to a minimal reproduction sample and I’m happy to take a closer look and provide any suggestions, thanks!
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Hi @felangel !
Sure, here's the link to the brick's codebase.
This is the path to the template failing to generate
Hi @felangel ! Sure, here's the link to the brick's codebase. This is the path to the template failing to generate
Thanks, I’ll have a look later today.
Hello again, @felangel 👋
Did you get to look at it?
Hi @felangel ! I wanted to know if you could look at it. I'm not sure if this is a bug, or I'm missing something. Sorry for the trouble
felangel
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As stated above, I'm unable to generate an array of files following the same structure as the todo example
This is the string I'm using to generate the file list:
This is the result
When using double moustache dot
{{.}}
instead of triple moustache{{{.}}}
, I get the following result:This is the closest I got, but well... The picture talks for itself.
What am I doing wrong? I'm sure I'm following the same pattern as in the todos example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: