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- Scenarios
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- Finds shared partials relative to the root
- Finds shared partials relative to the root (sub)
- Prefers partials of the same engine type
- Prefers partials of the same engine type
- Finds partial relative to template
- Partials can be passed locals
- Partial and Layout use different engines
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- Given
- the Server is running at "partials-app"
- When
- I go to "/index.html"
- Then
- I should see "Header"
- And
- I should see "Footer"
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- Given
- the Server is running at "partials-app"
- When
- I go to "/sub/index.html"
- Then
- I should see "Header"
- And
- I should see "Footer"
- Prefers partials of the same engine type
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- Given
- the Server is running at "partials-app"
- When
- I go to "/index.html"
- Then
- I should see "ERb Main"
- Prefers partials of the same engine type
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- Given
- the Server is running at "partials-app"
- When
- I go to "/second.html"
- Then
- I should see "Str Main"
- And
- I should see "Header"
- And
- I should see "Footer"
- Finds partial relative to template
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- Given
- the Server is running at "partials-app"
- When
- I go to "/sub/index.html"
- Then
- I should see "Local Partial"
- Partials can be passed locals
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- Given
- the Server is running at "partials-app"
- When
- I go to "/locals.html"
- Then
- I should see "Local var is bar"
- Partial and Layout use different engines
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- Given
- the Server is running at "different-engine-partial"
- When
- I go to "/index.html"
- Then
- I should see "ERb Header"
- And
- I should see "Str Footer"
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