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https://jquense.github.io/react-big-calendar/examples/index.html?path=/docs/additional-examples-event-durations--daylight-savings-starts
On March 13th and November 6th, and extra hour or 1 less hour is shown. I'd expect it to just look like a normal day with 24 hours (like google)
Only 24 hours are shown in a day, no more, no less
In the fall, one extra hour is shown. In the spring, one less hour is shown.
0.39.3
17.0.2
All
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hi @cutterbl - any ideas on a workaround for this one?
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https://jquense.github.io/react-big-calendar/examples/index.html?path=/docs/additional-examples-event-durations--daylight-savings-starts
Bug description
On March 13th and November 6th, and extra hour or 1 less hour is shown. I'd expect it to just look like a normal day with 24 hours (like google)
Expected Behavior
Only 24 hours are shown in a day, no more, no less
Actual Behavior
In the fall, one extra hour is shown. In the spring, one less hour is shown.
react-big-calendar version
0.39.3
React version
17.0.2
Platform/Target and Browser Versions
All
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