Nick Dunn

I am also seeing this same issue. ```"docx-templates": "^4.5.0",``` [cv-debug-clean.docx](https://github.com/guigrpa/docx-templates/files/5246547/cv-debug-clean.docx) ``` (async() => { const fs = require('fs'); const { createReport } = require('docx-templates'); const template = fs.readFileSync('./cv-debug-clean.docx'); const headline...

When I upload the doc to Office 365 online and view in Word I see the same thing: When I upload to Google Docs I only see the second line:...

I have tried with v4.0.0 and v4.5.0, same result.

Really weird, today this is no longer happening and line breaks are coming through as expected. No change to package, Node or Word versions. Same test case as above. Genuinely...

Booo! This was just a nice little feature to generate an amusing placeholder attribute for the keywords field (`e.g. monkeys`) but it can be safely removed if it's holding you...

Good bug! What if the normalized versions were used only for the comparisons? A new textarea template with both original and normalized variables: ``` ``` And the postback template modified...

It is definitely required. It has been there since the very first version (I've been using various versions of this for 18 months) and is required certainly for select boxes....

Cool. Do you think it's an acceptable compromise to go into the next release for textareas?

Tested locally, but never pushed to Github. It's on my to-do list :-)

Could this be solved by setting live = false as an environment variable? I currently set the site name this way, but it doesn't seem to work for the live...