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I observed the following unexpected filter result which I can reproduce with the advanced example (5.6.12 and 6.x):
Having the following tasks (current date = Aug 7, 2024):
Yesterday: start = yesterday (i.e. Aug 6, 2024)
Today: start = today (i.e. Aug 7, 2024)
Tomorrow: start = tomorrow (i.e. Aug 8, 2024)
Now I filter in the start date column and use operator "today".
As result I get the tasks "Today" and "Tomorrow".
My expectation is, that I get only task "Today".
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"Hi,
I observed the following unexpected filter result which I can reproduce with the advanced example (5.6.12 and 6.x):
Having the following tasks (current date = Aug 7, 2024): Yesterday: start = yesterday (i.e. Aug 6, 2024) Today: start = today (i.e. Aug 7, 2024) Tomorrow: start = tomorrow (i.e. Aug 8, 2024)
Now I filter in the start date column and use operator "today". As result I get the tasks "Today" and "Tomorrow". My expectation is, that I get only task "Today".
Same unexpected result when filtering for "yesterday". Result: "Yesterday" and "Today" Expectation: "Yesterday" " Reproducible on https://bryntum.com/products/gantt/examples/advanced/
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