[Offending iCal uploaded to this issue, will be provided as part of the unit tests in the pull request.]

• PHP Version: 7.0.26
• PHP date.timezone: Europe/Berlin
• ICS Parser Version: 2.1.5
• Mac

Description of the Issue:

The issue came up while parsing a private iCloud calendar.

Parsing a recurrent event with a date value without timezone (here: '20180701') as start value (whole day event), should be interpreted as a full day in the Europe/Berlin timezone (by setting the defaultTimeZone in the options to 'Europe/Berlin'). But it returns wrong dates and timestamps:

• The first recurrent event should be '20180801T000000' (local time midnight), but is returned as '20180701T000000Z' (midnight UTC, and wrong month)
• Timestamp is 1530403200 instead of expected 1533074400.

Similar for all other generated recurrences of this event.

Steps to Reproduce:

Run the parser with this code:

$options = array(
  'defaultSpan'                 => 2,     // Default value
  'defaultTimeZone'             => 'Europe/Berlin', // Default value: UTC
  'defaultWeekStart'            => 'MO',  // Default value
  'disableCharacterReplacement' => false, // Default value
  'skipRecurrence'              => false, // Default value
  'useTimeZoneWithRRules'       => false // Default value
);
$ical = new ICal('icalmonthly.txt', $options);
$events = $ical->events();

where icalmonthly.txt only contains one event with following parameters:

RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;BYMONTHDAY=1;WKST=SU
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180702

The iCal file does not contain a default timezone.

Or run my unit tests to reproduce the issue also with other examples. This unit tests are part of the pull request, that I will open for this issue. The pull request contains all the setup for the unit test (composer.json, phpunit.xml etc.) as well.

icalmonthly.txt