Update rabbitmq integration to report which user in a shared calendar made a change. #2114
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One need to investigate whether at the step the hook is triggered, the original login user is available at all and in case of a 1:N share the backtracing to other share users lookup in the sharing database is anyhow required (also honoring owner+user "Enabled"). Feel free to create a prototype and then submit a PR. |
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I was able to work on this some last night and just made a PR here with the work so far. #2115 |
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Hey there! I've been following Radicale for quite a while as a potential way for me to replace my families calendar with a self hosted option. The one feature that my wife especially has as a requirement is that currently apple's calendar apps will notify the other person when someone makes a change to the calendar and we both really like that as a way to keep on top of changes to our schedule.
Seeing the shared calendar feature recently added was a huge step towards me adopting this app in my homelab. But from looking at the rabbitmq code it seems like it doesn't report which user made a change. If it did I could write a simple downstream consumer to ping everyone other than the actor that caused the event with something like ntfy.
This seems like it wouldn't be too much work to add and I'm definitely willing to open a PR for this. Just wanted to check in first to see if this is something that ya'll are open to accepting.
Thanks for all the work with this app!
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