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Issue
When comparing rule.toText() and rule.all() the amount of digits given for the date (day in month) isn't the same. This is a very minor issue, but would it be possible to homogenize and have either both be in double digits, or single digits?
Expected Output for rule.toText(): every day until April 02, 2021 (~ approximate)
Actual Output for rule.toText(): every day until April 2, 2021 (~ approximate)
RRule version: 2.2.9
Operating System: Windows 10
Timezone: UTC+1
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rrule! Please include the following in your report:rruleyou are using$ datefrom the command line of the machine showing the bug)Issue
When comparing
rule.toText()andrule.all()the amount of digits given for the date (day in month) isn't the same. This is a very minor issue, but would it be possible to homogenize and have either both be in double digits, or single digits?Expected Output for
rule.toText():every day until April 02, 2021 (~ approximate)Actual Output forrule.toText():every day until April 2, 2021 (~ approximate)RRule version: 2.2.9 Operating System: Windows 10 Timezone: UTC+1