plots: code templates not found
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Since 2.8.2 my code base templates are not located as they used to be via dvc plots show/diff -t <template_name>.
As far as I can tell this is due to the path root being prefixed to the template name before matching
At face value the fix may just be
templates = [
file
for root, _, files in os.walk(self.templates_dir)
for file in files
]
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@mattlbeck I made a fix, you can check it out in #6866
@mattlbeck no its not intended behaviour, let me look into that.