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Message from discussion Towards Jinja2 (was Re: [Trac-dev] Which genshi version for Trac 0.12?)

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Am 08.04.2010 02:20, schrieb Noah Kantrowitz:
> The same goes for streamfilter plugins. What plugins out there are making
> good use of this?

Depends on what you define as 'good use' but for Agilo we basically use 
a lot of interfaces to their maximum extend (and beyond ;-).

We use stream filters to:
- Modify the ticket page
- inject resources in all template

Basically we're using Genshi 0.6 so heavily that the current Genshi 
trunk raises an exception if we run it with the Agilo match templates ;-)

fs