Team's Response

This is intended. When a recurring appointment is set at 1Y2M3D, we add 1 year, 2 months, 3 days to the current date. So from February 28 it will be Feb 28 of the next year, then adding 2 months will yield April 28, then adding 3 days will give 1st May

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[x] I disagree

Reason for disagreement: Firstly, this mode of calculation is not mentioned in the UG.

Secondly, as a user, if I have a recurring appointment on the last day of every month, I will set the recurring appointment at 1M, as there is no way else for me to set it as the last day of the month, so setting it at 1M should use the number of days in the month and offset it as such, or provide a better way of setting the frequency.

Lastly, what the team mentioned in their response does not even align with their implementation, as upon further testing, when the date of appointment is set to 31 Jan and the recurrence set to 1M, the subsequent appointments are booked on Feb 28, which follows my assumption, then on Mar 28, which follows their response, as shown in the screen recording below, which is erratic and irregular behaviour. Hence, this is a valid bug, of at least medium severity, for a very common use case that could affect patients' medical appointment dates.

video:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emptygx/pe/main/files/f9af4b25-0e64-47c0-9ab0-3d0df7ba850f.mov

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Recurring appointment date booking issue #7

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