Support default 'date' on nvim 0.5 on OSX#173
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Currently attempting to create a monthly summary by pressing `<leader>wm` leads to an error: ``` Error detected while processing function wiki#journal#freq[16]..wiki#date#format[1]..<SNR>92_date: line 5: E766: Insufficient arguments for printf() ``` This attempts to work around this by passing the format of the date as a parameter to `printf` such that it is not attempting to interpret the date format as parameters to `printf` itself.
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Currently attempting to create a monthly summary by pressing
<leader>wmleads to an error:This attempts to work around this by passing the format of the date as a parameter to
printfsuch that it is not attempting to interpret the date format as parameters toprintfitself.