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[GH-ISSUE #253] EXDATE is in different format than DTSTART #712
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Originally created by @archont00 on GitHub (Apr 5, 2019).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/aluxnimm/outlookcaldavsynchronizer/issues/253
Hi,
On my Android, the recurring events are shown on every recurrance and EXDATE property is ignored.
RFC 5545 reads:
This is the original ICS (downloaded from Nextcloud calendar server):
This is a modified ICS entry, with EXDATE using the same pattern as DTSTART:
The modified ICS displays correctly on Android Calendar (Samsung Calendar, aCalendar+).
If confirmed, would it be possible to format the EXDATE property the same way like DTSTART?
@archont00 commented on GitHub (Apr 6, 2019):
Okay, I upgraded the sync client to the latest version and it seems to work fine. Closing now.
@aluxnimm commented on GitHub (Apr 6, 2019):
What client had issues with utc exdate?
@archont00 commented on GitHub (Apr 6, 2019):
I tested a bit more - the culprit (EXDATE being ignored for display in Android) might have been somewhere else than I thought. Even with the last version of Outlook Caldav Synchronizer, the EXDATE is in UTC only and yet, the new events are displayed properly in Android calendar (wit aCalendar+ as a client app).
It seems as if there were duplicates of the same event in Android calendar (and only there) - I had to delete about five times the same recurring event until it actually disappeared. I guess it is the DavDroid sync app that takes care about Android calendar <-> Nextcloud sync and this app might have caused the duplicity.
After re-sync (MS Outlook -> Nextcloud server -> Android calendar (davdroid)) all seems okay.
I had this issue for events, which get lot of updates (cancellations, re-scheduling), so this might somehow trigger the duplicity in the past. I will look for a similar error in future and if it reappears, i will try to investigate - but so far, Outlook Caldav Synchronizer seems to do its part well.