milliseconds truncated for returned occurrences

[psnider]

It appears that milliseconds are not carried forward in occurrences.
I know most occurrences don't matter at the level of milliseconds, but it could be useful in some cases, and it definitely allows me to write simpler tests.

The truncation of milliseconds causes my tests to fail:

expected:
"2014-06-08T16:51:13.976Z"
actual:
"2014-06-08T16:51:13.000Z"

[jkbrzt]

I looks like we drop them somewhere. And I would guess that it's also root cause for #56, #52.

Can you provide a complete example please?

[psnider]

Slightly simpler than issue #56, this shows the problem as long as start doesn't happen to be on a whole second:

var rrule = require('rrule');
var RRule = rrule.RRule;
var start = new Date();
var rule = new RRule({
     freq: RRule.HOURLY,
     dtstart: start,
     count: 2
 });
var after = rule.after(start);
after.getTime();

[psnider]

FWIW, all of my tests use the current time + offsets, such as:

   var start = new Date();

so nearly all of my date objects are not on whole seconds.

[davidgoli]

Please reopen if you are still experiencing issues.