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liquid-rust version: 0.19
rust version: nightly
OS: Windows
When using {%- -%} to open and close a tag, some unwanted whitespace still appears in the rendered document.
Looking at the example at the bottom of this page for reference, I would expect the following template render to look correctly indented:
return {
type = "spritesheet",
content = {
texture = "{{ sheet_image | replace: "\", "/" }}",
frames = {
{%- for frame in frames -%}
frame_{{ frame.index }} = { x = {{ frame.x }}, y = {{ frame.y }}, w = {{ frame.width }}, h = {{ frame.height }}, },
{%- endfor -%}
},
},
};
Instead, the result looks like:
return {
type = "spritesheet",
content = {
texture = "assets/texture/sprite/duran.png",
frames = {
frame_0 = { x = 0, y = 0, w = 33, h = 27, },
frame_1 = { x = 33, y = 0, w = 25, h = 44, },
frame_2 = { x = 58, y = 0, w = 35, h = 34, },
frame_3 = { x = 93, y = 0, w = 35, h = 31, },
frame_4 = { x = 128, y = 0, w = 25, h = 29, },
frame_5 = { x = 153, y = 0, w = 19, h = 41, },
frame_6 = { x = 172, y = 0, w = 20, h = 43, },
frame_7 = { x = 192, y = 0, w = 20, h = 44, },
frame_8 = { x = 212, y = 0, w = 16, h = 37, },
},
},
};
Notice the extra indentation before each entry in the frames struct.