Unclosed {% if %} statements return validation errors when they are wrapped in the {% comment %} tag.
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Description
For example the following will not validate:
{% comment %}{% if foo == "bar" %}{% endcomment %}
baz
{% comment %}{% endif %}{% endcomment %}
=> Liquid::SyntaxError: Liquid syntax error (line 1): Unknown tag 'endcomment'
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Start by reproducing the supplied template and tracing validation of the {% comment %} and {% if %} tags. Inspect the parser or tag-validation entry point involved in the Unknown tag 'endcomment' error; done means this example validates without that error while preserving comment behavior.
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- ruby
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- compilers
- Issue type
- Bug
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