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Update calendarfetcherutils.js to force recurrence date time to be the same as event datetime
I found an issue with one of my calendars displaying the wrong time for certain recurring events. Each event was set up by someone in a different timezone (Central European) than my own (Eastern US). I traced the issue back to the
Rrule.between()
method generating odd time portions under certain circumstances.The fix I found was to set the UTC time portion of the recurrence datetime to be the same as the UTC time portion of the event start date.
This resolved the issues with the maladjusted event times, and had no effect on other event times. While there may be edge cases that are affected, I have been unable to locate any.