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In 2021 the 4th was a Sunday so I expected the 5th to be a holiday. This worked as expected.
In 2022 the 4th was a Monday so I expected the 4th to be a holiday. Instead, it said the 11th is.
The RelativeToFixedParser has the comment don't test start day. Can this be an option or how should I have configured this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems my rule might need to follow this description (from Google'ing)
If the Fourth of July falls on a Sunday, the federal observed holiday is the following Monday, July 5. If the Fourth of July falls on a Saturday, the observed holiday for most (but not all) federal employees is Friday, July 3.
I have the following configuration,
In 2021 the 4th was a Sunday so I expected the 5th to be a holiday. This worked as expected.
In 2022 the 4th was a Monday so I expected the 4th to be a holiday. Instead, it said the 11th is.
The
RelativeToFixedParser
has the commentdon't test start day
. Can this be an option or how should I have configured this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: