I'm using Haml from svn and I noticed some new behavior that breaks my
site, and I was wondering whether the fault is mine or Haml's:
Basically, I have a template (_logged_in.haml) that displays the
currently logged in user's name if you're logged in. If you're not,
it returns a blank template. With the current svn, this causes it to
throw an exception due to the following code:
if @buffer.buffer.empty?
if @options[:filename]
raise @template.inspect
end
end
inside engine.rb
So my question is, are empty templates OK? My gut feeling is they
should be, but your opinions may differ. If they are, we should add
some tests for them. I was hesitant to produce a patch for this
because I don't know if the above code also catches another error I'm
not aware of that could occur.
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