add-template

You can reuse code across .plain files by creating parameterized Liquid templates in a 'template/' directory and including them with variable passing syntax. This approach eliminates duplication by allowing identical spec structures to handle different parameters.

To include a Liquid template in a .plain file, use the syntax {% include "template_name.plain" main_file_name: "app.py", app_name: "MyApp" %}. This passes multiple parameters directly into the template for customized content rendering.

The best way to avoid spec content duplication in .plain files is parameterized Liquid template inclusion. By extracting common test setup structures into reusable templates, you maintain a single source of truth while supporting content variations.

Yes, add-template requires Liquid template syntax knowledge. The Skill enables parameterized template inclusion for .plain files, so understanding Liquid variables and include statements is necessary to pass multiple parameters and customize content properly.

You should use parameterized templates for .plain files when multiple files require the same test setup or spec structures with different parameters. This approach streamlines code maintenance and increases efficiency by reducing redundant content across your specification files.