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Presently, 'hastemplate()' in scripts/featured.py returns True only if: - Both the lists i.e., ('remove_tl', 'add_tl' ) are empty. L299 - If all the templates in both the lists are existing. But the expected behaviour should be that it returns true even if it encounters a single existing template. This is the reason probably why the script could not run while testing it with syntax: - 'python pwb.py scripts/featured.py -featured -fromall -family:wikipedia -lang:en' Needs to be examined once.

Presently, 'hastemplate()' in scripts/featured.py returns True only if: - Both the lists i.e., ('remove_tl', 'add_tl' ) are empty. L299 - If all the templates in both the lists are existing. But the expected behaviour should be that it returns true even if it encounters a single existing template. This is the reason probably why the script could not run while testing it with syntax: - 'python pwb.py scripts/featured.py -featured -fromall -family:wikipedia -lang:en' Needs to be examined once.

Presently, 'hastemplate()' in scripts/featured.py returns True only if: - Both the lists i.e., ('remove_tl', 'add_tl' ) are empty. L299 - If all the templates in both the lists are existing. But the expected behaviour should be that it returns true even if it encounters a single existing template. This is the reason probably why the script could not run while testing it with syntax: - 'python pwb.py scripts/featured.py -featured -fromall -family:wikipedia -lang:en' Needs to be examined once.