Issue With Setters Near The Start Of A Month

[moment]

Issue With Setters Near The Start Of A Month

[joshuabambrick]

sorry, is moment timezone still maintained?

[icambron]

It is. I just don't think anyone's gotten a chance to take a look yet.

[joshuabambrick]

Ah, okay. That's great to hear. I was just wondering because I was considering trying to figure out how to fix this, but I really don't have time.

[mattjohnsonpint]

I'll dive into this one soon. Sorry, just been backed up.

[joshuabambrick]

awesome, thanks

[zgmnkv]

Maybe it's the same issue as #28, try this fix #28 (comment)

[joshuabambrick]

that does appear to resolve the issue in the examples I gave. I will try integrating this back into my project and I will let you know how it goes

[icambron]

Just a couple of thoughts while I'm here. Asia/Qatar doesn't have a DST, whearas Demascus not only has one, it has an especially horrible one. Anyway, I think @zgmnkv is probably right that it's the same as #28: the start of the month is being offset into the previous month, and then the day pushes it to the beginning of that month.

[timrwood]

This should all be behaving as expected in version 0.1.0.

moment().tz('Europe/Paris').startOf('M').startOf('y').format();
// 2014-01-01T00:00:00+01:00
moment().tz('Europe/Paris').startOf('M').add('h', 1).subtract('ms', 1).startOf('y').format();
// 2014-01-01T00:00:00+01:00
moment(1377986400000).tz('Europe/Paris').startOf('y').format();
// 2013-01-01T00:00:00+01:00

moment().tz('Europe/Paris').startOf('M').months(0).date(1).format() // 2014-01-01T00:00:00+01:00
moment().tz('Europe/Paris').startOf('M').date(1).months(0).format() // 2014-01-01T00:00:00+01:00