We could accept a patch to remove usage of the legacy syntax in Django
templates right away (I just merged the same for ifequal/ifnotequal). Does
removing this improve performance for the affected tags or is the main
benefit simpler code? I don't see a need for an accelerated deprecation.
On Sa
For reference, the old PR is here
: https://github.com/django/django/pull/1619/files
Unfortunately, it doesn't rebase cleanly onto master... some very odd stuff
shows up... but it wouldn't take much to regenerate this work.
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Curtis
On Saturday, 8 August 2015 21:33:22 UTC+10, Curtis Maloney w
Long ago, the keyword syntax in Django templates was:
expr as name
but was changed to look more like Python as:
name=expr
However, the facility to parse the old syntax is still there, but will
silently fail unless you pass "support_legacy" to token_kwargs.
In fact, it is enabled for "wi
