Recently I had a bug where I forgot to close some curly brackets:
{% extends 'base.html'
Of course the response from the test was green -> response.status = 200 also all Items where printed on the page.
So is there a way to catch this or a Linter or something like Black for django temlates?
I’m surprised that wasn’t a syntax error in the template because of the unclosed tag. Django should probably detect that.
But for testing - I’m not aware of any linter or similar. But I have used the coverage plugin to ensure all lines of templates have been run during tests: https://pypi.org/project/django-coverage-plugin/ . Not sure it would have caught your case though.
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It just renders ugly:
but its not an syntax error and if I would test if the elements are on the page.
So this might be an unexpected behavior for Django.
The template coverage plugin slated my coverage percentage
Yeah - maybe it should be!