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… "walk = TRUE" could cause inaccurate dates when local timezones were not GMT. Changed to timezone-unaware as.Date() Added as.Date() wrappers to calculation of number of days to ensure accuracy.
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… "walk = TRUE" could cause inaccurate dates when local timezones were not GMT. Changed to timezone-unaware as.Date()
Added as.Date() wrappers to calculation of number of days to ensure accuracy.