"@[handle]" convention collides with Handlebars' special "@partial-block"

From Handlebars’ docs:

[Block] syntax may also be used to pass templates to the partial, which can be executed by the specially named partial, @partial-block.

It seems that inside of Fractal, that doesn’t work…I’m assuming that’s because Fractal’s sucking up any partials with a name prefixed by @.

This isn’t a show-stopper—you can accomplish the same thing with “inline partials”—but I figure it should at least be documented, especially since the @[handles] stuff can’t be turned off (as the rest of the handlebars helpers can).

[dkhuntrods]

Hi @nategreen, this error seems to be due to a change in how handlebars handles @partial-blocks, which now makes the if trick unnecessary. I’ve corrected the error in my own templates using the block syntax which they describe in their docs - along the lines of

{{#>@partial-block}}
fallback content
{{/@partial-block}}

[dkhuntrods]

@nategreen I’ve successfully used @partial-block within Fractal, but there’s a small caveat. I wrote about it here: https://clearleft.com/posts/417 - see Container Components.