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* fixes so we match the transformer based on name properly. * changed the signature on the FieldMatcher. * introduced a names option so you can filter in name specificly. * changed so the matcher UI uses the new options format. * moved the exported functions together. * changing editors a bit. * made the filter by name work with both regex and name filtering. * fixed failing tests and make sure we always parse regex the same way. * removed unused code. * simplified to make the existing field overrides still working. * fixed issue reported by hugo. * added tests for the name matcher. * added tests for filter by name. * added more tests. * generated new version of the packages docs. * fixed spelling error. * regenerated the docs.
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title = "dateTimeFormatWithAbbrevation"
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keywords = ["grafana","documentation","sdk","@grafana/data"]
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## dateTimeFormatWithAbbrevation variable
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### dateTimeFormatWithAbbrevation variable
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Helper function to format date and time according to the Grafana default formatting, but it also appends the time zone abbreviation at the end e.g. 2020-05-20 13:37:00 CET. If no options are supplied, then default values are used. For more details please see [DateTimeOptions](./data/datetimeoptions.md)<!-- -->.
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<b>Signature</b>
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```typescript
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dateTimeFormatWithAbbrevation: DateTimeFormatter
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```
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<b>Import</b>
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```typescript
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import { dateTimeFormatWithAbbrevation } from '@grafana/data';
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```
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