Re: gcal reporting Christmas day as the 26th?

[Roger]

Ditto.  Here in Ohio, with time set to New York / EST, gcal also reports the 
26th as Christmas.

Yes.  This is likely very certainly a bug. ;-)

As far as Christmas Eve being a holiday, it is not common, with only the 
occurance of most/some Christians attending a holiday mass during Christmas 
eve.

Either entered into the database incorrectly, or the only holiday set to use 
UTC, hence falling upon the next day, but that wouldn't make sense.

Roger

> On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 09:48:09AM -0700, Stephen Wood wrote:
>   Thank you for clarifying that! I wouldn't mind taking a stab at fixing
>   it.
>   Christmas day is listed as the 25th officially� by the OPM so I believe
>   all states and federal jurisdictions� in the US should have it as the
>   25th.
>
>   On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 3:34 AM Göran Uddeborg <goeran@uddeborg.se>
>   wrote:
>
>     Stephen Wood skrev:
>     > Is there something I'm doing wrong? I also notice Christmas Eve is
>     missing
>     > which makes me suspicious that I have the wrong flags set
>     someplace.
>     I don't think you are doing anything wrong.
>     Interestingly, it seems to differ between different states. For
>     example, New York and Pennsylvania celebrate Christmas Day on the
>     25th, while many other states do it the 26th just like Idaho. :-)
>     Very few US states seem to celebrate Christmas Eve. I didn't do an
>     extensive search but the only one I found was Texas.
>     I do not see the same problem for Sweden, here it seems right.
>     It must be something wrong in the compiled calendars in gcal.
>     Unfortunately the project does not show much activity, so I don't
>     know
>     the chances of getting it fixed. The source is available of course
>     so
>     you can try to fix it yourself if you have the knowledge. I'm not
>     aware of any public forge where a merge request could be done.

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