Alter string concatenation based on recommendation in ticket ONSDESYS… #3477
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What is the context of this PR?
Applies the change suggested in ONSDESYS-231
I wasn't sure how to test this locally to see if it fixes the specific issue raised but applying the suggested fix doesn't appear to break anything.
Unfortunately I couldn't find anything in the nunjucks documentation around string concatenation but I believe Nunjucks is based on Jinja and the
~is used for string concatenation. A ChatGPT solution also suggested~is the correct way to concatenate strings.How to review this PR
Run the tests and check nothing breaks.
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