fix(render): Append .cshtml extension to custom field paths#63
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The rendering logic for custom Razor fields was failing because it passed the field's filename without the .cshtml extension to Html.Partial. In the target environment, the rendering engine does not automatically append the extension, which caused a compilation error. This change explicitly concatenates the ".cshtml" string to the path, resolving the issue for all custom fields.
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@ropalko could you check and if ok, pull/merge/version-bump/publish? |
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@ropalko if this was wrong, pls ensure that our dev-setup has a plausible example so we would see if it doesn't work. my guess is that we originally stored the file name with extension, and that out test-data is therefor wrong...? |
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The rendering logic for custom Razor fields was failing because it passed the field's filename without the .cshtml extension to Html.Partial.
In the target environment, the rendering engine does not automatically append the extension, which caused a compilation error. This change explicitly concatenates the ".cshtml" string to the path, resolving the issue for all custom fields.