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Brief investigation shows that this may not be as simple as I thought. Due to Android limitations we can only specify how many minutes before the event the reminder should occur.
Options:
try to pass a negative number of minutes (the docs say "-1" means default reminder, so I'm skeptical about this)
only set "default" reminder for all-day events and leave it up to the user to configure it in their calendaring apps (very non-intuitive, depends if the app supports it)
implement a custom reminder system for this case - I'm rather reluctant to do that as it would be a nontrivial amount of work and the reminders would be inconsistent with reminders from whatever calendaring app the user has - however it appears to be the only workable solution at this point (but probably pushes this to 1.1)
Is there any chance it could be faked? Say, by somehow setting the start time of the all-day event to later in the day so the notification can happen later but still "before" it? Or at worst, just converting it into a non-all-day event entirely? I'm not sure if these are truly great solutions but perhaps they could be workarounds in the meantime?
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Say, setting a reminder for 9 AM on the day of the event.
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