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Paul Benedict updated VELOCITY-667:
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Description:
With version 1.5, VelocityEngine.mergeTemplate() would throw VelocityException
if I specified a grammar error in the template. This is what I was using my
unit test to show that parsing would fail:
#macro #macro
Now in 1.6.1, it renders an empty string. Method:
velocityEngine.mergeTemplate(templateLocation, velocityContext, writer);
was:
With version 1.5, VelocityEngine.mergeTemplate() would throw VelocityException
if I specified a bad template name. Now in 1.6.1, it renders an empty string.
velocityEngine.mergeTemplate(templateLocation, velocityContext, writer);
Summary: Regression: Specifying bad grammar no longer throws
VelocityException (was: Regression: Specifying bad template name to
VelocityEngine.mergeTemplate no longer throws Exception)
> Regression: Specifying bad grammar no longer throws VelocityException
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> Key: VELOCITY-667
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VELOCITY-667
> Project: Velocity
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.6.1
> Reporter: Paul Benedict
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> With version 1.5, VelocityEngine.mergeTemplate() would throw
> VelocityException if I specified a grammar error in the template. This is
> what I was using my unit test to show that parsing would fail:
> #macro #macro
> Now in 1.6.1, it renders an empty string. Method:
> velocityEngine.mergeTemplate(templateLocation, velocityContext, writer);
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