Potentially garbled content when borrow from another language/site #4986
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If a content file contains shortcode(s), we have logic in place to re-render it per output format. We also have logic in place that avoids making a copy of the content used for this process if we don't need it. This was before this commit limited to server mode and if the page should be output to multiple formats. But there is a third case: If a site (language) borrows and renders `.Content` from another language. This would, before this commit, behave oddly for content with shortcodes. Fixes gohugoio#4986
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If a content file contains shortcode(s), we have logic in place to re-render it per output format. We also have logic in place that avoids making a copy of the content used for this process if we don't need it. This was before this commit limited to server mode and if the page should be output to multiple formats. But there is a third case: If a site (language) borrows and renders `.Content` from another language. This would, before this commit, behave oddly for content with shortcodes. Fixes #4986
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Not a particularly new issue, and I suspect not very common, as it happens only when:
.Contentfrom another language..Contentalso needs a shortcode for this to happen.I will put this on the 0.45.1 milestone, as I need a fix for this. There will probably be some regressions to put there as well.
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