I want to set a variable in a child template that will be rendered in the parent template. If I use block assignment, nothing is rendered. If I use inline assignment, it works as expected. I am using Jinja 2.8 with Python 2.
base.html
:
{{ content }}
bad.html
with block assignment, nothing rendered:
{% extends 'base.html' %}
{% set content %}
Hello, World!
{% endset %}
good.html
, renders correctly:
{% extends 'base.html' %}
{% set content = 'Hello, World!' %}
Got this problem too. Simple test:
{% extends "..." %}
...
{% set aaa = 'test' %}
{% set bbb %}
<a href="/">bar</a>
{% endset %}
...
{% block some_block %}
{{ aaa }} {# renders 'test' #}
{{ bbb }} {# renders empty string #}
{% endblock %}
I'm getting the same inconsistent behavior with the 'with' statment:
{% with %}
{% set something = 'werd' %}
{% set something_block %}
werd werd werd
{% endset %}
{% endwith %}
...
{{ something }} {# renders empty string #}
{{ something_block }} {# renders 'werd werd werd' #}
these bugs are probably related?
The with statement is not supposed to work that way, so that's intentional. I cannot reproduce the set issue however independently of this in master.
Nevermind, I see what this issue is about.
Changed in 45b59b522a542c21611214b352df049a3b6dbcb4
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Got this problem too. Simple test: