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DateTime.now() in documentation but actually does not exist

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Describe the bug In the documentation there is a method described that is called now() but when using it I get the error luxon__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_1__.DateTime.now

Actually the typescript typings also do not have this method

To Reproduce use DateTime.now()

Actual vs Expected behavior Either the documentation should not contain the method or it should actually exist.

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)

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DaSchTourcommented, Feb 28, 2021

@ethanmick Update. It’s like luxon released a 2.0 DateTime.now() is very new function

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icambroncommented, Jan 20, 2022

I’d take a PR adding version indicators to the docs

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