Any one can help me please ?

Why would this show just the one day if the end of the event is 12:00 AM on a new day? looks correct to me

Why would this show just the one day if the end of the event is 12:00 AM on a new day? looks correct to me

Thanks @geraldhoxha95 for the quick reply.

Because 12:00 AM is the end, not a start, it looks like it starts from 12:00 am and ends after 12:00 am but I think that is not correct. If the end will be 12:01 am (> 12:00 am) then it is correct. If you see the same case on another standard calendar like google and Outlook it will only show a one-day event for this specific case.

Note: this only issue with week view, for day view is working only showing for one day.

Outlook example

@anjalikalsariya I have a PR that fixes your issue. I don't have enough time to fully test this out, but it seems to solve your issue. Feel free to fork it and use it, i just can't fully test it and guarantee it makes it to master. #2622

Root of the issue is when determining if an event belongs to the week day, it compares the date range of the event to the week day. So since the event ends at 12:00AM of the next day, this is technically in range of the next day.

The fix aims to make the comparison more granular, at the minute level, so a time like 12:00 AM gets ignored.

Thank you so much @geraldhoxha95.

I have seen your PR and video clip. Its look like issue resolved.

@geraldhoxha95 I have seen fix PR is open so Do I need to wait for the merging and new release of package right ?

@anjalikalsariya to use it with the npm package, yes it will need to be released. There are ways to fork the repo and link your pcakage JSON to that instance, but if you're not comfortable doing that you should wait. I need some time to test this out, I might have some free time over the weekend

Thanks @geraldhoxha95. I will wait for new release.