Power Rename Enumerate not working with dates and/or regex groups

[FilipeBento]

Microsoft PowerToys version

(EDIT 1) tested with 0.73.0 and 0.74.1

Installation method

Microsoft Store

Running as admin

None

Area(s) with issue?

PowerRename

Steps to reproduce

(EDIT 1) ZIP FILE WITH SHORT .MP4 WITH REPRODUCTION
powertoys_powerrename_bug.zip

(EDIT 1) EXTRA SCREENSHOTS REQUESTED

• folder structure
  

• enumerate not working: showing a dollar sign instead (at the end of the )
  

So when using the syntax for enumerating items, ${}, on the "Renamed" tab the numbers do not appear. I believe this might be related to the fact that I am also using the syntax to create a date ($YYYY, $MM, $DD, etc.). When using both it seems they don't play along well.

When using dates individually, all is fine.
When using ${} individually, also fine.
When I mix both, $YYYY with ${} or $1 from regex groups, the Renamed column does not display the enumeration properly.
(EDIT 1) It shows a dollar sign instead.

I deeply apologize if this is a mistake on my part, but I think it is a bug.

✔️ Expected Behavior

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❌ Actual Behavior

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Other Software

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[Jay-o-Way]

Hello and thanks for your message. A screenshot of the full window would be very helpful :)

[FilipeBento]

I'll try to add a screenshot asap. Was the video helpful?

[Jay-o-Way]

Thanks for the screenshot. What is the exact thing you want to rename? ^ and $ are special characters. (.*) by itself means "a group of any character for any length", which is sufficient to use in place of the filename.
Besides that - I can reproduce the issue by using one of the date/time variables, followed by the counter variable
FYI @yuyoyuppe

[FilipeBento]

I also recorded a new video, since I think it helps. This video was recorded on v0.74.1 and I can reproduce the error.

VIDEO 2
(WeTransfer since it exceeds the 10MB limit)
https://we.tl/t-hVoGvcFdu8

[FilipeBento]

However, if I place it at the beginning, all works well.

Also, I use ^(.*)$ instead of just (.*) since the latter selects the full name twice (another issue...).