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See original GitHub issueReduced Test Case
FullCalendar 5: REDUCED TEST CASE
Bug Description
It is recommended to use dates without the UTC designator for DTSTART and UNTIL, i.e. “DTSTART:20221010T111500” to avoid time shifts on daylight time savings days. The option to omit the “Z” in general is also mentionend in the docs at the page bottom.
But this only works if the stringbased rrule only has one occurrence of DTSTART and UNTIL. Multiple UNTIL occurrences in the rule and an omited “Z” will break calendar rendering: In the reduced test case above is a prepared event which needs to be uncommented to demonstrate.
I’d expect to be able to use multiple UNTIL rules and to avoid time shifts of events on DST days.
Edit This seems to be fixed in the latest beta
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After some digging, I realized the described bug was fixed in v5.6.0. Your example uses an older version of the rrule plugin (v5.5.0). I bet you copied and pasted the code from this page. I’ll repurpose this task to update the docs.
Ah, sorry. For sure!