python ternary in jinja2 gives TemplateSyntaxError: tag name expected
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00:42 Accepted Answer Score 22
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01:25 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 22
You used "{% %}" which wants to get a tag like if, endif etc. If you just want to execute a piece of python code, like your ternary expression, you should use double braces like so
{{ 'row-story-published' if person.storyPublished else ' ' }}
ANSWER 2
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Template language is different than Python, so has different syntax. You cannot use Python's idiomatic syntax in templates.
<tr class="row-person {% if person.storyPublished %} row-story-published {% endif %}" >