Overhaul current path reconstruction in eager execution #1205
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macro function executed with nested interpretation was not preserved. With this change, by wrapping the output in a child scope, the current_path is preserved
evaluated macro output
state to be meta context variables. Update var names to be consistent and update usages
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This PR takes the newer way of reconstructing the current_path, introduced in #1177 and applies it to more places where we reconstruct the path by wrapping the initial and new path.
It also adds a new class for tracking the meta context variables
MetaContextVariables, specifically causing the temporary variables forcurrent_pathand import resource alias to be considered as meta context variables.This is a more comprehensive way of solving #1199 and it also doesn't change non-eager execution code. It does that by wrapping the partially evaluated macro function output in a child scope (with
{% for __ignored__ in [0] %})Several minor QOL improvements are made here too.