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URL Error is reported, but everything works fine #302
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Huh! But at least it should be easy to fix some workaround for this problem. What server are you using? |
Anyway, I'll try to fix some code that simply removes the double slash. |
The branch workaround_302 should remove the error message. But it's a silly workaround, I'd like to do more research on this issue and find out when the double slash is introduced in the first place. Is it by any chance possible to create a test account on your server that I can utilize? Or do you have capacity to recheck with a version of the caldav library sprinkled with lots of asserts? |
I think I have an issue relating to this.
This is the UID I used If I do not include a UID when creating the todo, the error doesn't come up. |
Is this the latest release or the master branch? I vaguely remember I put in a bugfix for some issue like that a while ago |
Nope, it seems like I have no outstanding unreleased bugfixes. Are you using the latest version of the caldav library? Do you do something roughly like |
At least I can see that I have this in my test suite: some_todo = c.save_todo(
dtstart=datetime(2022, 12, 26, 19, 15, tzinfo=utc),
due=datetime(2022, 12, 26, 20, 00, tzinfo=utc),
summary="Some task",
uid="ctuid1",
) |
Oof, I was an update or so behind. Please disregard this; thanks for the fast reply! 😄 |
While connecting to a CalDav-server python reports an error:
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