Template bug?

[brenthuisman]

I'm having a weird problem where, only upon first generation, the first child page in a loop in apparently processed by the wrong template, see here an example. Header and footer are added in the "full" template, but should not be added for the page child, and isn't for all but the first child and the first time. (If I regenerate (delete output of this particular page first) then it is correctly generated.) If I remove the entire output dir, and generate, the problem comes back. This is extra unfortunate, because I generate the site on an external service (Netlify), so it starts from scratch every time.

blog.html has:

{{ range (.Site.Pages.Children "blog/").Slice 0 5 -}}
<article>
  <h2><a href="{{ $.Rel .Url }}">{{ .Title }}</a></h2>
  <p>
    {{ template "date" .Date }}
    {{ range $i, $t := .Tags }}{{if $i}},{{end}}
    <a href="/archive/#{{ $t }}"><b>{{ $t }}</b></a>{{ end }}
  </p>

{{ markdown .Content }}
</article>
{{- end }}
<nav class="pagination">
  Read more in the <a href="/archive/">archive</a>.
</nav>

The relevant config:

blog.html: blog/*.md
	yaml
	directorify
	inner-template
	template full
	relativize

Any idea what's going on?

[piranha]

Hmmm... Not from the top of my head. Is your site/sources of your site public? Or maybe you could try reproducing the problem with a smaller setup, so we can narrow that down to something in sources?

[brenthuisman]

Sure! The sources are here. The only place I see this occur is /blog.html

[brenthuisman]

I tried reordering blog/* and blog.html in case somehow sometimes blog.html was picking up on already processed and rendered .Content, but that didn't help.

Changing {{ markdown .Content }} for {{ markdown .Raw }} produces the correct output. But I don't really understand why, you?