I get an error where today is the day before.
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The following informations are requested in a bug report
- A brief bug description : Even with my locale change, I get an error where today is the day before. (Locale is ko_KR)
- Stack trace :
- Integration method.
(manually/cocoapods/carthage): cocoapods - Full steps to reproduce. : In viewwillappear() life cycle, I called calendar.reloaddata() every time. Nevertheless, after 12:00 p.m., today does not change. Today is changed until I completely close the app and turn it on again. In this process, I am not sure if the today phenomenon is an error or if only the date in the reloadData is not changed.
- Device modal and iOS version.
e.g. iPhone 6s iOS9.1: iPhone XR iOS14.4 - Xcode version.
e.g. Xcode 8.1: Xcode 14.3 - FSCalendar version.
e.g. FSCalenda 2.5.1: lastest FSCalendar version - Does this happen in the demo project? Which one? Or a link to another demo project.
I solved this bug by putting the code in the library.
The _today value in the function of the reloaddata() part of the library is implemented in object-c language so that the value can be changed immediately. I also changed the locale to suit my country.
However, if anyone can work out this process in detail, I would appreciate it if you let me know.
I may have the same problem as you. I need to allow users in other countries to use Chinese time, but this library and the law of time have bothered me for a long time. TAT, I also want to add code to solve this problem, but I think this behavior may not be safe.
Same problem here!