It appears that included templates ({% include 'my/include/
template.html' %}) don't support inheritance. Is there any plan on
supporting this?
To be more specific say I have 3 templates
my/root.html
{% include 'my/include/template.html' %}
my/include/template.html
{% extends 'my/include/parent.html' %}
{% block include_title %}
Inclue Title
{% endblock %}
{% block include_content %}
Inclue Content
{% endblock %}
my/include/parent.html
<div class="some_nifty_styling">
{% block include_title %}
{% endblock %}
{% block include_content %}
{% endblock %}
</div>
Rendering of root.html will omit the 'some_nifty_styling' div as jinja
seems to ignore the extends directive within the include. Also, if I
were to call {{ super() }} in either block inside of template.html,
jinja would throw an error: 'no super block for 'include_title'
I had thought about converting this layout to use macros, but
unfortunately, macros support at most one body, and in most of my
cases I need 2 or more, and inheritance is the better fit.
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