While reorganizing our pre.* and post.* templates, we noticed that
nested includes do not have their variables evaluated.
For example, the template server.tmpl that contains 2 includes:
pre.compute and post.compute. Each of these files may include other
files that have their variables successfully evaluated. But when the
included files themselves contain another include to another file,
then the 2nd level nested file's variables are not evaluated (e.g.,
#XCATVAR#MASTER#, #TABLE#, etc).
server.tmpl
> pre.compute (variables OK)
> post.compute (variables OK)
> include: networking.tmpl (variables OK)
> include: users.tmpl (variables OK)
> include: post.rh
> include: post.rh.1 (variables not evaluated)
> include: post.rh.2 (variables not evaluated)
Is this intended behavior or something that can easily be added in a
future version?
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