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Recurring events not showing properly in .ics #20
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Works for me with git master, can you try? |
Hi! I installed from Git's master, and the problem persists, after importing to macOS' Calendar.app: o Dawn is only shown for the first occurrence The resulting .ics shows the dates correctly, I guess:
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For Dawn it looks like a bug in Calendar.app, the time is shown correctly on Android using DAVX5 and Etar. Anything else that needs fixing here? |
Thank you for asking. Actually yes: o The following (included) reminders don't show up properly:
Taken from here: https://www.trueelena.org/computers/scripts/discordian_calendar_for_remind.html
Thank you for your time :-) |
Regarding the discordian example, that is listed as a known limitation in the readme. Btw. please fill unrelated issues as separate bugs and try to include minimal working examples. |
Hi! As I said - thank you for your time! I'm contacting Apple and Infomaniak Support. In the meantime, I noticed in the minimal working example provided, that "Sunset" isn't also changing times. There is only one date & time and not RDATES like in "Dawn". Should I open a separate bug report for this? Best wishes. |
Ah, O.K.: "Sunset" and "Dawn" are correctly included, if I change the command line switches from:
to
My mistake - please excuse the noise... |
O.K. - last comment on this already close issue: RDATE doesn't seem to work in different (online) PIM solutions, /except/ calendar.google.com. Even Microsoft, who co-authored the RFC for the iCalendar format, isn't supporting RDATE :-( Please see screenshots attached: Minimal working example was:
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Hi!
The following statements in .reminders aren't included in the generated .ics properly:
The first occurrence of a reminder is show (e.g.: sunrise), but the following days are omitted.
Consequently the sunset reminders are not changing, time-wise, i.e. showing the same time for every day. Are this known limitations?
Can provide excerpts from .ics file (stdout), if necessary.
Best wishes.
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