[False alarm] Edition names will not appear if they contain a single quote

[BanzaiInstitute]

Server Version#: 1.30.0.6486 (on Ubuntu 20.04)
Player Version#: Plex Web 4.97.3 and Plex for Windows 1.60.1.3413-533a7645

A filename with this Edition tag will not show the Edition name in the Plex client.
Alien (1979) {edition-Director's Cut}.mkv

Remove the single quote ' from the Edition name, and it works.
Alien (1979) {edition-Directors Cut}.mkv

I would expect any character that is valid in the filename to be usable in Editions.

The possessive form Director's Cut is the correct one, and it’s a common movie term … so I think this is a bug worth fixing. Grammar matters!

[nx6]

wfm

Edit: Here’s it is on my Fire Stick 4K Max (current client):

[tom80H]

Double checked this on my setup and it seems to be working ok for me (I’ve got a few Director's Cut or the Avatar Extended Collector's Edition in my library).

Is this missing for you in Plex Web or only in the windows client?

[BanzaiInstitute]

Thanks for the reply… Knowing it should work I took another look, and I think I figured it out.

In my example I was combining Versions and Editions – so the file I tested was in a subfolder within the Movie library.

When you do that, you need to put the Edition tag on the folder and the file, like:

/movies/Alien (1979) {edition-Director's Cut}/Alien (1979) {edition-Director's Cut}.mkv

(This document describes combining Editions and Versions.)

When I redid the Edition tags, it worked. Either there was some weird cache thing before, or more likely I simply made a typo somewhere–perhaps the Edition tags were mismatched.

Man, I was sure I caught a bug, hehe.