Hey All,
I think I've run into a bug in Template::Declare's importing behavior.
Consider:
package Foo;
use base 'Template::Declare';
use Template::Tags;
template foo => sub { say 'hello' };
package Bar;
use base Template::Declare;
use Template::Tags;
import Foo under '/foo';
package Baz;
use base Template::Declare;
use Template::Tags;
import Foo under '/otherfoo';
In this example, I've imported the Foo templates under /foo in the Bar
package, and under /otherfoo in the Baz package. The problem is this:
what should `Foo->path_for('foo')` return? Because I've imported its
templates into two classes, it currently returns the path is was last
imported into (/otherfoo/foo). But that only makes sense if you're
using it from package Baz, not if you're using it from package /Bar.
What if you want to use it from Bar? What if Bar is the root, but Baz
is not?
Is `path_for` something that's actually used for something? If so,
maybe the package name should be passed to it?
Foo->path_for('Bar'); # returns /foo/foo
Foo->path_for('Baz'); # returns /otherfoo/foo
Thoughts?
Best,
David
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