`;` at end of interpolation command throws an error about templater HOT 3 CLOSED

You can also do this.

<% tp.file.include('[[Article]]') %>

It appears that the ; in an interpolation command doesn't work. Same error message shows if I do this in the Article.md template:

# <% tp.file.title; %>

So this doesn't really have anything to do with tp.file.include(), rather the use of ; in interpolation commands. You can only use them in execution commands.

Unlikely to fix this, since the documentation doesn't have any ; in it's interpolation commands, I'm going to say this is not a supported feature. Thanks for the report, I didn't know about this behavior until now!

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Hm, I found a workaround for the issue, I do not know why it works, though:

<%* const res = tp.file.include( '[[Article]]' ); -%>
<% res %>

This correctly renders the included template in the current note

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Wow, I was so focused on the .include() function that I did not think about this being a general syntax issue.

Thanks for clarifying, with that change, the template works!

An idea: Maybe it's possible to trim the trailing ; from the interpolation string before passing it to rusty for parsing. But that's a nice-to-have, and I'm not even sure if you can do this, or if that's part of rusty's internal logic.

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