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Sometimes when using a datepicker inside a carousel, with the datepicker in range mode, a single click can fire both the range-start and range-end event, thus selecting a one-day interval with a single click, instead of starting the range. Below is an example.
Steps to reproduce
Start selecting intervals, and at some point the range start will also be detected as range end with a single click.
When an interval is already selected and we make one click outside of it, we expect to have either a new interval with the furthest of the old ends and the clicked end, or to start a new range which has the clicked date as one end, but needs to be closed with another click.
Actual behaviour
A range is created which starts AND ends on the clicked date.
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Overview of the problem
Buefy version 0.9.19
Vue version 2.6.11
Description
Sometimes when using a datepicker inside a carousel, with the datepicker in range mode, a single click can fire both the range-start and range-end event, thus selecting a one-day interval with a single click, instead of starting the range. Below is an example.
Steps to reproduce
Start selecting intervals, and at some point the range start will also be detected as range end with a single click.
Expected behaviour
When an interval is already selected and we make one click outside of it, we expect to have either a new interval with the furthest of the old ends and the clicked end, or to start a new range which has the clicked date as one end, but needs to be closed with another click.
Actual behaviour
A range is created which starts AND ends on the clicked date.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: