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Bug
What's the current behavior?
Hi guys!
Today (March 31) was the change to summer time.
And I found that "min" prop works incorrectly for such days.
It works incorrectly for two days a year - days with change to summer/winter time.
The reason is that these days duration is not 24 hours but 23 or 25 hours. And then we get "1 hour" shift if we use "min" or "max" props.
Please have a look at my example.
It is March 31 (change to summer time).
Without "min" prop - all is ok
(Grayed regions - it is non-working time in the logic of my app)

And now please look at the same day but I set "min" prop to
min={new Date(2019, 2, 31, 10, 0, 0)}

What is wrong:
Time scale is shifted back by one hour - 10 is set in "min" prop, but actual min value is 9 as you can see at screenshot.
Event that starts at 13:00 is displayed opposite 12:00 on time scale
Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Bug
What's the current behavior?
Hi guys!
Today (March 31) was the change to summer time.
And I found that "min" prop works incorrectly for such days.
It works incorrectly for two days a year - days with change to summer/winter time.
The reason is that these days duration is not 24 hours but 23 or 25 hours. And then we get "1 hour" shift if we use "min" or "max" props.
Please have a look at my example.
It is March 31 (change to summer time).
Without "min" prop - all is ok
(Grayed regions - it is non-working time in the logic of my app)
And now please look at the same day but I set "min" prop to
min={new Date(2019, 2, 31, 10, 0, 0)}
What is wrong:
Time scale is shifted back by one hour - 10 is set in "min" prop, but actual min value is 9 as you can see at screenshot.
Event that starts at 13:00 is displayed opposite 12:00 on time scale