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Escaping single quote
See original GitHub issueHow can I escape a single quote (')?
I want to output a date in the format May 15 '19 but using the string MMM d '''yy outputs May 15 yy
Am I missing something?
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We ended up using this symbol:
LLL’yyThis looks more like a bug to me than an enhancement… it’s an incorrect parsing of the input.