[backport camel-4.14.x] CAMEL-24343: camel-google-calendar - stop the stream consumer from skipping events - #25385
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…ipping events The stream consumer moved its updatedMin cursor to the local clock on an empty poll, skipping events modified in between, and one second past the newest event otherwise, dropping anything modified within that second. The cursor is now the update time of the newest event actually delivered, with the ids seen at that instant remembered so the inclusive filter does not deliver them twice. Also replaces the unbounded self-recursion on an invalid sync token with a single full re-sync, and guards a null item list. Closes #25380 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Backport of #25352 (merged on
main) and #25380 (merged oncamel-4.18.x) tocamel-4.14.x.The
google-calendar-streamconsumer moved itsupdatedMincursor to the local clock on a poll thatreturned nothing — skipping every event modified in between — and one second past the newest event
otherwise, dropping anything modified within that second. The cursor is now the update time of the
newest event actually delivered, with the ids seen at that instant remembered so the inclusive
updatedMinfilter does not deliver them twice. Also replaces the unboundedreturn poll()recursion on an invalid sync token with a single full re-sync, and guards a null item list.
Cherry-picked cleanly from
camel-4.18.x.Claude Code on behalf of davsclaus
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