Date range picker: range selection to day not intuitive (not consistent with react-day-picker)

[Redirts]

Environment

• Package version(s): 3.22
• Browser and OS versions: Firefox/Chrome 78.0 and Windows 10

Actual behavior

I have a range selected and I want to just select one specific day (without range).
The way this works in Date range picker (BlueprintJS) implementation is not intuitive and also it is not consistent with how it works in react-day-picker.

Blueprint Date range picker:
Video made directly from https://blueprintjs.com/docs/#datetime/daterangepicker

Expected behavior

React-day-picker:
Video made directly from http://react-day-picker.js.org/examples/selected-range/

This method makes much more sense to me.
If I have a range selected and click on either the start/end range day, then the range should be stopped and the individual day should be picked.

Possible solution

[adidahiya]

It looks like you did not enable the "Allow single day range" option, can you try that?

[Redirts]

No, it still does not behave as expected. See the video below:

[LoiKos]

Hi, I fall into this problem. I don't try it out but In this method :

blueprint/packages/datetime/src/dateRangeSelectionStrategy.ts

Line 118 in 6f6310d

private static getDefaultNextState(

I think there is a missing piece in the case of allowSingleDayRange to allow to start a range from a single day range:

private static getDefaultNextState(
        selectedRange: DateRange,
        day: Date,
        allowSingleDayRange: boolean,
    ): IDateRangeSelectionState {
        const [start, end] = selectedRange;

        let nextDateRange: DateRange;

        if (start == null && end == null) {
            nextDateRange = [day, null];
        } else if (start != null && end == null) {
            nextDateRange = this.createRange(day, start, allowSingleDayRange);
        } else if (start == null && end != null) {
            nextDateRange = this.createRange(day, end, allowSingleDayRange);
        } else {
            const isStart = areSameDay(start, day);
            const isEnd = areSameDay(end, day);
            if (isStart && isEnd) {
                nextDateRange = [null, null];
            } else if (isStart) {
                nextDateRange = [null, end];
            } else if (isEnd) {
                nextDateRange = [start, null];
            } else {
                if(allowSingleDayRange && areSameDay(start, end)){
                nextDateRange  = this.createRange(day, start, allowSingleDayRange);
                } else {
                nextDateRange = [day, null];
                }
            }
        }

        return { dateRange: nextDateRange };
    }