Hi monks,

So, after some tinkering I realsied that it actaully wasn't too hard to get my sessions into a postgresql database using Dancer2:Session:DBIC. I'm having an issue with my config.yml though, this is what I've got in my file at present: 

appname: "xxxx"
layout: "main"
charset: "UTF-8"

template: "template_toolkit"
engines:
  template:
    template_toolkit:
      start_tag: '<%'
      end_tag:   '%>'

session: "DBIC"
engines:
   session:
     DBIC:
       dsn: "dbi:Pg:database=xxxx"
       schema_class: "xxxx::Schema"
       user: ""
       password: "" 
       # resultset: "Session"
       id_column: "id"
       data_column: "data"

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This breaks template toolkit and I just get <% content %> where the HTML should be. If I replace the template toolkit block above with template: "template_toolkit" (uses the default tags [% %]) it works fine.

If I leave the template toolkit block as it is above and remove the session config block completely template toolkit works properly (with <% %> tags). I've tried swapping the config blocks around so that TT is after session, that gives me an Unable to create a new session: No schema class defined error. I've also tried playing around with the yaml formatting/spacing but I can't get them to play nicely. Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong?

In reply to Dancer 2 yaml config file by soundX

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