Hello. I'm experiencing a strange issue with Go templates. I

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Hello. I'm experiencing a strange issue with Go templates. I

have two base layouts base.tmpl and auth.tmpl

I have pages that "extend" these layouts. E.g index.tmpl extends base and login.tmpl extends auth.

No matter what route I visit, the last alphabetical template is always rendered in the layout. What's going wrong here?

e.g if I visit login, it should render login.tmpl within auth.tmpl, but register.tmpl is rendered instead.

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20.11.2020

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pete Автор вопроса

I've trimmed it down to one base layout, and now whatever page I visit, I get the contents of register.tmpl. (register.tmpl is alphabetically the last template) In case it is of any use, I'm using Go 1.14.2. If anyone could even point me in the right direction, that would be great, I don't even know what to search for at this point.

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Roman Sharkov

pete
I've trimmed it down to one base layout, and now w...

Go 1.15.5 is latest, use the latest.

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pete Автор вопроса

Roman Sharkov
can’t tell, you didn’t show any code, could be any...

My templates are similar to the following base.tmpl: {{ define "base" }} <html> ... {{ template "main" . }} ... </html> {{ end }} index.tmpl: {{ template "base" . }} {{ define "main" }} ... {{ end }} main.go: import "html/template" ... template.Must(template.ParseGlob("views/*/*.tmpl"))

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pete Автор вопроса

Roman Sharkov
Go 1.15.5 is latest, use the latest.

I will upgrade my installation.

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20.11.2020

Roman Sharkov

pete
My templates are similar to the following base.tm...

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