[TASK] Replace the subparser in the include directive #556
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@jaapio I cannt seem to make this work in the include directive. Not sure why. We might need the subparser concept here for some reason? |
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The issue you might be facing is that the injected rule is not a shared instance but an empty new instance? Aside from that, I'm not entirely sure how this should work, as I understood the |
Includes should use the document rule, this makes them share the same context as the original parent document.
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