fix: support range with a single variable#32
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fix: support range with a single variable#32guilhas07 wants to merge 2 commits intongalaiko:masterfrom
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Problem: Rules like `variable_definition`, `assignment`, `range_action`, `template_action`, `chained_pipeline`, `argument_list` incorrectly allowed for variable definitions and assignments inside them. Solution: Remove rules `variable_definition` and `assignment` from `pipeline`, using a new rule where both are supported.
Problem:
`range_action` currently doesn't support statements like:
{{ range $value := $elements }}
expecting always a `index` variable, before the `$value`.
Solution:
Make the index optional.
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Problem:
range_actioncurrently doesn't support statements like:expecting always a
indexvariable, before the$value.Solution:
Make the index optional.
Depends on #31