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A stripped down example:
{exp:stash:get_list name="sidebar" process="end"}
{embed="templates/sidebar-events" limit="3"}
{/exp:stash:get_list}
The embed tag doesn't get parsed at all, it just prints the literal embed string. I've tried both native embeds and stash embeds, and neither of them work. Anyone know of a workaround? Maybe using priority somehow? Or parse_stage (which I don't get)?
Normally I don't use embeds but in this case I have nested channel:entries tags.
Stash won't parse EE embeds at all (this is by design) so you'll need to use a Stash embed instead. When you use process="end" the tag is replaced with a marker and 'post-processed' after the EE parser has completed parsing, and then replaced into the final template output. Therefore, it is up to the post-processed tag to do any parsing that might be required of the tags that it encloses.
With that in mind, you have two options here for the stash embed: make the stash embed behave like a standard EE tag and ask get_list to parse it as a tag, or include the stash embed at the start of template processing before the EE parser replaces the wrapping get_list tag with a marker:
{exp:stash:get_list name="sidebar" process="end" parse_tags="yes"}
{stash:embed name="sidebar-events" stash:limit="3" process="inline"}
{/exp:stash:get_list}
{exp:stash:get_list name="sidebar" process="end" parse_tags="yes"}
{stash:embed name="sidebar-events" stash:limit="3" process="start"}
{/exp:stash:get_list}
