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When I render a cell state from within a different state of the same cell, Cells seems to remember the name of the state and uses it when I call render() again. See an example:
When I render a cell state from within a different state of the same cell, Cells seems to remember the name of the state and uses it when I call
render()
again. See an example:-# app/cells/a/foobar.html.haml bar
-# app/cells/a/foo.html.haml foo
I'd expect the second
render()
to be equivalent torender :view => :foobar
but it works likerender :state => :foo
instead.The call below returns "foo\nfoo\n" instead of "foo\nbar\n":
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