new XDate('2011-05-22').diffMonths(new XDate('2016-02-26T14:06:00.000Z'))
Response : 57.13991935483871
new XDate('2011-05-22').addMonths(57.13991935483871)
Response : h {0: Fri Feb 26 2016 08:06:00 GMT-0600 (CST)}
The above example has a correct response indicating that adding the difference in months to the initial date gets you the second date.
new XDate('2011-05-22').diffMonths(new XDate('2016-03-01T15:26:00.000Z'))
Response : 57.33525985663083
new XDate('2011-05-22').addMonths(57.33525985663083)
Response : h {0: Thu Mar 03 2016 09:26:00 GMT-0600 (CST)}
The above example has an incorrect response where adding the difference in months to the initial date gets you a date which is 2 days after the expected date.
Is this an issue or am I just using the library incorrectly ?
I have tried this with the latest tag version : XDate v0.8.2 of the library.
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The above example has a correct response indicating that adding the difference in months to the initial date gets you the second date.
The above example has an incorrect response where adding the difference in months to the initial date gets you a date which is 2 days after the expected date.
Is this an issue or am I just using the library incorrectly ?
I have tried this with the latest tag version : XDate v0.8.2 of the library.