| 3 | | Adds a failing test case for the issue and a naive fix. |
| 4 | | |
| 5 | | Here we just take the first DTL engine returned. Users should employ collections.OrderedDict if they need to control this prior to Python 3.6. |
| 6 | | Need to add a note to the docs to that effect if the patch is acceptable. |
| 7 | | |
| 8 | | Alternative proposals: |
| 9 | | |
| 10 | | Have a naming convention. e.g. pick engine named 'default' |
| 11 | | Add a specific OPTION to the config dict. |
| 12 | | This is something of an edge case, and so, (IMO) 'pick the first' should be sufficient. |
| | 3 | > Adds a failing test case for the issue and a naive fix. |
| | 4 | > |
| | 5 | > Here we just take the first DTL engine returned. Users should employ collections.OrderedDict if they need to control this prior to Python 3.6. |
| | 6 | > Need to add a note to the docs to that effect if the patch is acceptable. |
| | 7 | > |
| | 8 | > Alternative proposals: |
| | 9 | > |
| | 10 | > Have a naming convention. e.g. pick engine named 'default' |
| | 11 | > Add a specific OPTION to the config dict. |
| | 12 | > |
| | 13 | > This is something of an edge case, and so, (IMO) 'pick the first' should be sufficient. |