By: Tom Sydney Kerckhove <syd@cs-syd.eu>
ical-recurrence: test that Count takes the chronologically first yearly instances The BYWEEKNO branch of yearlyDayCandidate iterates over the days of the week in Monday-to-Sunday order regardless of the week start, so with WKST=SU it emits Sunday last while Sunday is chronologically first. recurUntil and recurCount both assume the list of occurrences ascends. recurCount then takes the wrong instances, and recurUntil is worse: it returns the empty set at the first element past UNTIL, so one out-of-order day truncates everything after it. The same ordering also mis-numbers BYSETPOS in that branch. monthlyDateTimeRecurrence and weeklyDateTimeRecurrence sort their candidates before use; yearlyDateTimeRecurrence does not. With a week start of Sunday, week 1 of 2021 starts on Sunday the 3rd of January and week 1 of 2022 on Sunday the 2nd, so counting from the Sunday of week 1 of 2021 the next two instances are the Monday after it and the Sunday of week 1 of 2022.
| Time to Start | Worker time | Duration | Time to finish | Idle | |
| Config | 21s | 1s | 1s | 23s | 21s |
| Eval | 4m19s | 12s | 12s | 4m32s | 3m56s |
| Build | 1h44m14s | 2m36s | - | - | 1h39m46s |
| Suite | 21s | 2m50s | - | - | 3h07m07s |