Timestamp conversion is wrong
See original GitHub issue<p>{{ 1516004936125 | moment("dddd, MMMM Do YYYY") }}</p>
It returned Wednesday, April 14th 50010
It’s supposed to be: Monday, January 15th 2018
Check this https://www.epochconverter.com with this timestamp number
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@joannesalfa You aren’t able to pass your millisecond variable like so?:
This is improved in #69. Will close this when that’s merged in via
4.0.0
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