[PagesSection] Cannot use comma in info query

[neildaniels]

Describe the bug
Within a type: pages section, if I do something like:

info: "{{ page.created.toDate('M j, Y') }}"

then the comma and everything after it will be missing.

For reference, this is what the created field is created as:

  created:
    label: Created On
    type:  date
    time:
      interval: 5
    default: now

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Have a pages section in the panel, with the mentioned info field
2. Those pages should have a created (or similarly named filed)

Expected behavior
I would expect to see dates in the format of "Jan 24, 2018". Instead, it just shows "Jan 24".

If you change the format to something like 'M, j Y', then it will just show "Jan".

Screenshots

Kirby Version
3.0.0

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: macOS
• Browser: Safari
• Version: 12.0.3

Additional context
Other characters like ; instead of , work fine, but that is a weird way to write dates.

[texnixe]

Things that work:

info: >
  {{ page.date.toDate("M d, Y") }}

or:

info: |
  {{ page.date.toDate("M d, Y") }}

or:

info: "{{ page.date.toDate('M d, Y') }}"

[neildaniels]

info: '{{ page.created.toDate("M j, Y") }}'

This works as well. Seems like the comma requires the date string being surrounded by double quotes ", and the entire thing must be surrounded by single quotes '.

[bastianallgeier]

Hm, could be another weirdness of the yaml parser. I have to check that out.

[texnixe]

Probably related:

pluck('tags', ',') // empty delimiter error
pluck('tags', ",") // works

[distantnative]

@texnixe @neildaniels Wondering if this might have been solved as well with the new Query refactoring for 3.2.0. Will try to test it in the next days.

[distantnative]

@neildaniels any chance you could test this?

[texnixe]

@distantnative The original example works in 3.2.2 with single quotes now. I think we can close this.

[distantnative]

Thanks, @texnixe.
@neildaniels Please feel free to reopen if you still encounter it somehow, somewhere.