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{{Code|<nowiki>Some text{{Issue|1}} here.</nowiki>}} returns: {{Return|Some text{{Issue|1}} here.}} ...and... {{Return|<references group="git" />}} | {{Code|<nowiki>Some text{{Issue|1}} here.</nowiki>}} returns: {{Return|Some text{{Issue|1}} here.}} ...and... {{Return|<references group="git" />}} | ||
==Note== | ==Note== | ||
In order for a parameter to appear in a {{Code|<nowiki><ref></nowiki>}}, it must be wrapped in a {{Code|<nowiki>{{#var}}</nowiki>}} statement, or the input won't be processed until ''after'' the reference tag is generated. | In order for a parameter to appear in a {{Code|<nowiki><ref></nowiki>}}, it must be wrapped in a {{Code|<nowiki>{{#var}}</nowiki>}} statement, or the input won't be processed until ''after'' the reference tag is generated. That same variable is leveraged by {{Template|References}} to determine wether or not it should generate reference sections. |
Revision as of 03:00, 22 November 2023
Template:Issue
categorizes articles with open issues on the system GitHub.
Usage
It accepts a mandatory integer parameter, the issue number.
Returns
Some text{{Issue|1}} here.
returns:
Some text[git 1] here.
...and...
Note
In order for a parameter to appear in a <ref>
, it must be wrapped in a {{#var}}
statement, or the input won't be processed until after the reference tag is generated. That same variable is leveraged by Template:References
to determine wether or not it should generate reference sections.