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Start calendar, right-aligned label at the top of the bottom half of the view says "Today". Swipe calendar to background, wait for day to change. Bring calendar to foreground, label still says "Today" but is actually showing yesterday. This is a pretty standard scenario as having a view of your agenda requires keeping the calendar app cover visible. Calendar should update the relative date label when brought to foreground.

Start calendar, right-aligned label at the top of the bottom half of the view says "Today". Swipe calendar to background, wait for day to change. Bring calendar to foreground, label still says "Today" but calendar is actually showing yesterday. This is a pretty standard scenario as having a view of your agenda requires keeping the calendar app cover visible. Calendar should update the relative date label when brought to foreground.foreground. (Arguably, when today was previously shown, the view could track today, but relative label updating for "Yesterday" and "Tomorrow" should work anyway so that's a separate issue.)

• Start calendar, right-aligned label at the top of the bottom half of the view says "Today".
• Swipe calendar to background, wait for day to change.
• Bring calendar to foreground, label still says "Today" but calendar is actually showing yesterday.

This is a pretty standard scenario as having a view of your agenda requires keeping the calendar app cover visible.

Calendar should update the relative date label when brought to foreground.

When today was previously shown, the view should track today, has the cover does

• Start calendar, right-aligned label at the top of the bottom half of the view says "Today".
• Swipe calendar to background, wait for day to change.
• Bring calendar to foreground, label still says "Today" but calendar is actually showing yesterday.

This is a pretty standard scenario as having a view of your agenda requires keeping the calendar app cover visible.

Calendar should update the relative date label when brought to foreground.

When today was previously shown, the view should track today, has as the cover does

• Start calendar, right-aligned label at the top of the bottom half of the view says "Today".
• Swipe calendar to background, wait for day to change.
• Bring calendar to foreground, label still says "Today" but calendar is actually showing yesterday.

This is a pretty standard scenario as having a view of your agenda requires keeping the calendar app cover visible.

Calendar should update the relative date label when brought to foreground.

When today was previously shown, the view should track today, just as the cover does

• Start calendar, right-aligned label at the top of the bottom half of the view says "Today".
• Swipe calendar to background, wait for day to change.
• Bring calendar to foreground, label still says "Today" but calendar is actually showing yesterday.

This is a pretty standard scenario as having a view of your agenda requires keeping the calendar app cover visible.

Calendar should update the relative date label when brought to foreground.

When today was previously shown, the view should track today, just as the cover does