fix(JinjaSetup, TemplateDir): bind root from os.walk to fix NameError in recursive search#175
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…ecursive template search Both `find_matching_template_files` functions discarded the first value from `os.walk` using `_`, then constructed file paths with `root` — a variable that was therefore never defined, causing a `NameError` when the recursive code path was taken. Capture it as `root`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Matt Jones <[email protected]>
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find_matching_template_filesimplementations unpackedos.walkasfor _, _, filenames, discarding therootdirectory string. The body then built file paths usingos.path.join(root, ff), referencing an undefined variable. Calling either function withrecurse=Trueraises aNameError.Fix by binding the first value to
rootinstead of discarding it with_.