startDate value is different if "moment-timezone" is present

[trevordunn]

Not sure I understand why including the "moment-timezone" package changes the startDate value.

// Without "moment-timezone"
let foo = moment().recur();
console.log(foo.startDate().toDate()); // Fri Oct 06 2017 18:00:00 GMT-0600 (MDT)

import "moment-timezone";
let foo = moment().recur();
console.log(foo.startDate().toDate()); // Sat Oct 07 2017 00:00:00 GMT-0600 (MDT)

(today is Oct 7)

Intentional? Seems to be related to the moment.fn.dateOnly plugin that moment-recur defines.

[MartijnWelker]

@c-trimm Experiencing the same issue, date matching is failing for me because of this. Any advice ?

[niftylettuce]

You should be able to use simple-recur as an alternative to this project (there are several core bugs described in #85). See https://github.com/jamiter/simple-recur.
I'm waiting on a PR to merge for better documentation for that repo at Swydo/simple-recur#3 -- so until that is resolved you can view better docs at https://github.com/niftylettuce/simple-recur/tree/patch-1#simple-recur in the meanwhile.