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When scaffolding out partials, generate template files with a [Strict Locals][] magic comment based on the name of the resource (for example, `# locals: (post:)` when generating `_post.json.jbuilder`). [Strict Locals]: https://guides.rubyonrails.org/action_view_overview.html#strict-locals
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This is facing issues similar to rails/rails#49761 (which was resolved by rails/rails#49782). |
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Do you need help to fix this, or are you on it? |
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@casperisfine I've shared some thoughts in rails/rails#50864 (review), but it seems like the public API around strict and implicit locals is insufficient for templating engines. I believe that'll take some effort to resolve, so I think I'll need some help. |
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I'm not a fan of strict locals, and I'm not interested in them being used by default. |
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When scaffolding out partials, generate template files with a Strict Locals magic comment based on the name of the resource (for example,
# locals: (post:)when generating_post.json.jbuilder).