When I export my json-resume to html using resume-cli with the built-in even theme, all of my dates that have a day 01 will display the previous month, e.g. a project state date of 2022-06-01 ends up in the html as May 2022, where as incrementing it 2022-06-02 will correctly result in June 2022.
This appears to be an artifact of the dateFormat helper in index.js calling toLocaleDateString, similar behavior described here
When I export my json-resume to html using resume-cli with the built-in even theme, all of my dates that have a day 01 will display the previous month, e.g. a project state date of 2022-06-01 ends up in the html as May 2022, where as incrementing it 2022-06-02 will correctly result in June 2022.
This appears to be an artifact of the dateFormat helper in index.js calling toLocaleDateString, similar behavior described here
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41432834/wrong-date-with-javascript-function-tolocaledatestring
I believe, as mentioned in the link above, adding this parameter to the toLocaleDateString options will fix it (I tested it in a small node script)