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When I add an all-day event to one calendar, it gets copied into the other calendar shifted by 2 hours:
The timezone of both calendars is the same, UTC+2. My guess is that the sync routine detects an all-day event in calendar A and inserts a 0:00 UTC - 0:00 UTC event into calendar B, which is not the same thing.
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Thanks for reporting this - I also noticed it myself. I'm currently working on a v0.5 version where this will be fixed, and where the synchronization becomes also a bit more stable (I'm having problems with SyncBlocker event duplicates).
The underlying cause is that the synchronization should also sync the value of the "is all day" attribute from the source event to the target sync-blocker event.
I'll close this ticket once v0.5 is released (expect 1-3 weeks).
When I add an all-day event to one calendar, it gets copied into the other calendar shifted by 2 hours:
The timezone of both calendars is the same, UTC+2. My guess is that the sync routine detects an all-day event in calendar A and inserts a 0:00 UTC - 0:00 UTC event into calendar B, which is not the same thing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: