explain why multiple page.tmpl is a showstopper for upstream even if not for local themes

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@ -21,6 +21,20 @@ links to the actual theme. -- [[anarcat]]
>> Would you reconsider? I've made [[this bootstrap theme|/forum/bootstrap_theme]] that works within the theme plugin without changing the `templatedir` configuration option. It seems that the `page.tmpl` I have in the subfolder `templates` takes precedence. Not sure what you meant by "two versions of page.tmpl", though. -- [[desci]] >> Would you reconsider? I've made [[this bootstrap theme|/forum/bootstrap_theme]] that works within the theme plugin without changing the `templatedir` configuration option. It seems that the `page.tmpl` I have in the subfolder `templates` takes precedence. Not sure what you meant by "two versions of page.tmpl", though. -- [[desci]]
>>> The reason we don't want individual themes shipped with ikiwiki
>>> to have to include their own `page.tmpl` is that when we add new
>>> features (such as new plugins) to the ikiwiki core, if those features
>>> require a `page.tmpl` change, we don't want to have to add them to
>>> multiple variations of `page.tmpl`. This would either lead to
>>> increased maintenance work (repeating ourselves), or theme-dependent
>>> feature availability like what happens in Wordpress (for instance
>>> imagine if `osm` only worked with Bootstrap and `sidebar` only worked
>>> with Actiontabs - you wouldn't be able to have both).
>>>
>>> If you maintain your own local theme, you're welcome to maintain a
>>> version of `page.tmpl` containing only the features you personally
>>> need, but the `page.tmpl` in ikiwiki should be comprehensive. --[[smcv]]
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