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Flexible reminder times #5712
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When the users create a new event in calendar, they have just some pre-defined options, not being able to set up a custom time, like three minutes. This commit adds an option in reminder alarm dropdown to users input a custom interval for the alarm, being able to set any positive integer and selecting any unit between Minutes, Hours, Days or Weeks. implements #5712
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When the user create an event with a reminder, it was scheduling only the first reminder and ignoring the others. This commit fix this issue, removing the return statement, the for iterator is completed instead of skipping after the first create iteration. related to #5712
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When the users create a new event in calendar, they have just some pre-defined options, not being able to set up a custom time, like three minutes. This commit adds an option in reminder alarm dropdown to users input a custom interval for the alarm, being able to set any positive integer and selecting any unit between Minutes, Hours, Days or Weeks. implements #5712
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When the user create an event with a reminder, it was scheduling only the first reminder and ignoring the others. This commit fix this issue, removing the return statement, the for iterator is completed instead of skipping after the first create iteration. related to #5712
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improvement
nice-to-haves that are not impeding usage of any features
state:done
meets our definition of done
state:tested
We tested it and are about to release it
topic: calendar
As a calendar user, I would like to be able to set my alarms flexibly exactly as I need them before the event starts so I'm not restricted to a few options that may not be useful to me.
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Must be released after #5711 to prevent confusion.
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