I'm using Jinja2==2.7.1
In [2]: t = jinja2.Template("{{ x/2 | round }}") #does not work?
In [3]: t
Out[3]: <Template memory:161e910>
In [4]: t.render(x=7)
Out[4]: u'3.5'
In [5]: t2 = jinja2.Template("{{ x | float }}") # float works
In [6]: t2.render(x=3)
Out[6]: u'3.0'
In [12]: t3 = Template("{{ x / 2 | int }}") # does not work
In [13]: t3.render(x=7)
Out[13]: u'3.5'
My guess would be operator precedence. x/2 | round
is parsed as x / (2 | round)
yes, you are right,
Thanks
In [6]: t = jinja2.Template("{{ (x/2) | int }}")
In [7]: t.render(x=5)
Out[7]: u'2'
Seem it relate to this one https://github.com/mitsuhiko/jinja2/issues/119
Just ran into the exact problem!
Thanks @hvnsweeting and @Naddiseo
Same issue, same solution. In my case, it was in Home Assistant where I ended up with:
{{ ((states.input_number.guestroom_setpoint_shift.state | float) * 2) | int }}
Thanks!
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My guess would be operator precedence.
x/2 | round
is parsed asx / (2 | round)