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UX: clarifies discourse_post_event_enabled needs calendar_enabled
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jjaffeux committed Apr 12, 2020
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site_settings:
calendar_enabled: "Enable the discourse-calendar plugin. This will add support for a [calendar][/calendar] tag in the first post of a topic."
discourse_post_event_enabled: "[experimental] Enables to attach an event to a post."
discourse_post_event_enabled: "[experimental] Enables to attach an event to a post. Note: also needs `calendar enabled` to be enabled."
displayed_invitees_limit: "Limit the numbers of invitees displayed on an event."
discourse_post_event_allowed_on_groups: "Groups that are allowed to create events."
holiday_calendar_topic_id: "Topic ID of staffs holiday / absence calendar."
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Robin Ward posted:

Should we do this in a validator?

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Joffrey JAFFEUX posted:

The thing is many method of plugin instance do their magic on "plugin.enabled?" at runtime with it being computed from a specified setting (here calendar_enabled).

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