day is not a datetime object #3
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was about to create a PR myself, but can't beat you skoop ;) |
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hahaha |
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just curious, did you evaluate other calendar bundles? this was the only one listed on packagist.org |
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still not merged though :) |
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Hi, I did not merge the PR as the Bundle doc is obsolete. The correct documentation is here : http://yohan.giarel.li/CalendR/ |
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another documentation fix as the provided sample code does not work: day is being passed to contains, but contains requires a \DateTime object. passing day.begin fixes the problem