Constant warning regarding doct template

[shrysr]

I've defined a few functions for templates like

(defun sr/fun/todo-active ()
'("* %doct(todo-state) %?"
":PROPERTIES:"
":CREATED: %U"
":PLANNED: %t"
":END:"))

which are plugged into templates for capture like

(setq org-capture-templates
      (doct '(("Tasks" :keys "t"
               :file "~/my_org/todo-global.org"
               :prepend t
	       :children (("Fast TODO"  
			   :keys "t"
			   :type entry	                           
			   :headline   "@Inbox"
			   :todo-state "TODO"
			   :template (lambda () (sr/fun/todo-active))))))))

However for each capture, I get the warning

Warning (doct): Old template expansion syntax detected. Upgrading :template value.
Substitute "* %doct(todo-state)" for "* %{todo-state}" in your configuration to prevent this warning in the future.

I have tried replacing %doct(todo-state) with %doct{todo-state} in the function above, as I see some discussion on this breaking change. However then the literal %doct{todo-state} appears in the capture. The warning appears each time I capture. I would be grateful for advice.

Note: I am using the latest commit of doct (9e7cbec) via straight.el

[shrysr]

AHA. I see i did not pay attention. It should have been %{todo-state}. I will close the issue.

[progfolio]

Thanks for using doct!
Glad it was an easy fix for you. One other thing I noticed:
You should be able to use the symbol for your template function directly.

:template (lambda () (sr/fun/todo-active))

Can be:

:template sr/fun/todo-active

[shrysr]

Thank you for creating doct! THe doct approach to create capture templates adds a lot of clarity in my mind and makes it easier. Ah. Thanks for taking the time to observe that snippet :) I am new to elisp and am yet to figure out when I should use a lambda and when it is not necessary. I have corrected this in my doct config.