Reputation: 37
I've just tried to bump my Jekyll version from 3.4.3
to 3.8.5
and when I run the build, I'm getting this error:
Liquid Warning: Liquid syntax error (line 37): Expected end_of_string but found colon in "{{site.documents | where: "belongs_to_group", page.group | where: "lang": lang | sort: "page.date" | reverse }}"
What has changed in chaining where
filters? I cannot seem to find anything in the docs.
When I only include one where
filter, the variable gets properly assigned.
{% assign boxes = site.documents | where: "belongs_to_group", page.group %}
As soon as I add another one, I get the said error.
Here a full example on how I was able to assign the veraiable in a previous Jekyll version.
{% assign boxes = site.documents | where: "belongs_to_group", page.group | where: "lang": lang | where_exp: "item", "item.start_datetime > site.time" | sort: "start_datetime" %}
How can I still add those filters in the new Jekyll version?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1512
Reputation: 301
It looks like the issue here might be in this snippet:
where: "lang": lang
The key and value should be separated by a comma (Jekyll docs).
where: "lang", lang
Your other where
clause is formatted correctly, which is why it isn't throwing an error when you include only that one.
Upvotes: 2