I'm trying to generate dates that are every three months (quarterly), so I've chose MONTHLY with an interval of 3 and this does then work, however, as soon as I then add a day (eg, every three months on Tuesday), then I start getting weekly results but every three months
What I would have expected in the above example is the 19th July, followed by the 18th October, followed by the 17th January.
This is using RRule.js version 2.6.4. I know this isn't the latest, but if I use the latest, I run into this issue
FWIW, I have tried it with 2.7.1 and it does the same thing (with the quarterly dates).
This is all being done on Ubuntu (Windows with WSL2), but the problem can be seen on the rrule demo site (as linked above).
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I'm trying to generate dates that are every three months (quarterly), so I've chose![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25244878/179228672-219b2a5b-611d-48f2-bd79-75187536779f.png)
MONTHLY
with an interval of3
and this does then work, however, as soon as I then add a day (eg, every three months on Tuesday), then I start getting weekly results but every three monthsThis is not what I'm looking for.
The exact RRule string that's generated is
RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;COUNT=30;INTERVAL=3;WKST=MO;BYDAY=TU
What I would have expected in the above example is the 19th July, followed by the 18th October, followed by the 17th January.
This is using RRule.js version 2.6.4. I know this isn't the latest, but if I use the latest, I run into this issue
FWIW, I have tried it with 2.7.1 and it does the same thing (with the quarterly dates).
This is all being done on Ubuntu (Windows with WSL2), but the problem can be seen on the rrule demo site (as linked above).
Reporting an issue
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rrule
! Please include the following in your report:rrule
you are using$ date
from the command line of the machine showing the bug)