Creating a new note from a template automatically assigns it filename "New Note.md" if template does not include ${FOAM_TITLE} variable

[michael-guimet]

• Foam version: v0.15.6
• VS Code version: 1.62.3
• Platform: Windows 11
• Issue occurs on the foam template repo: Yes

Summary
Creating a new note from a template automatically assigns it filename "New Note.md" if template does not include ${FOAM_TITLE} variable. This is a regression from previous versions of Foam

Steps to reproduce

1. Download foam template and extract
2. Press F1 (or Ctrl+P then ">")
3. Type or select "Foam: Create New Note From Template"
4. It will ask you if you want to create a new template. Select "Yes". This will create a new template. No need to modify it. Ensure it is saved.
5. Press F1 (or Ctrl+P then ">")
6. Type or select "Foam: Create New Note From Template"
7. Select the available template
8. This will create a new file based on the template with the name "New Note.md"
9. Bug: Expected behaviour (as established by previous versions of Foam) is to prompt for the name of the file.

Additional information

Workaround:

• Include the variable ${FOAM_TITLE} in your template. If you do not want it to appear in the note you can include it in a comment. (Thanks to AndreiD049 (Discord) for coming up with this workaround)

Additionally:

• I did not encounter this problem until recently (probably one of the last couple releases)