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[v4-alpha.2] dateClick event returning one day less than expected
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Hi! I’m using fullcalendar with Angular and I noticed that when you click some calendar date and dateClick event fires, it’s returning one day less than expected. For example, if you click on 28-11-2018 it returns 27-11-2018.
You can see a repro here (you can see the event.date log in the console):
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@arshaw, The issue I noticed is not handling the dateClick event, but rather when using navLinks:true. When you select the link in the calendar, it takes you to the previous day.
https://codepen.io/hoakie/pen/ZVvzrg
It was fixed a week ago, but is not released yet
https://github.com/fullcalendar/fullcalendar/commit/83ffa5a082a1749a58ae568134e487473d6cc432