Parse one file at a time to allow templates to overwrite blocks #291
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Unfortunately, tests fail and I don't know enough golang to fix them :( |
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This fixes the compilation errors in #276 and allows
defineto correctly overrideblockwhen encountered in a later template. It also stops it from defaulting to the default template if one template file isn't found, which I think was a bug introduced by #276.I also added an example of the functionality.
By extension, this also fixes #277.
For anyone that wants to risk using this branch, you can download the binaries from here and images here.