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Steps to reproduce
1. Create a store
2. Check "create orders"
3. The store has no pricing rules set
4. Create a recurrence rule for recurrent deliveries in the dispatch panel
5. Generate tasks
6…
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Hi there!
Out of all three main opensource php libraries that are handling RRULES this is the only one that tries to address the problem with occurrences on non existing dates.
For example, if my bi…
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https://www.npmjs.com/package/rrule can be used to provide support parsing as well as determining the next occurrence. The upshot is that on the client side, there are already a few editors (for examp…
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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
Need to enforce constraints on the BY* fields for recurrence rules.
**Describe the solution you'd like**
Add pydantic validation…
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"There is currently no support for defining exceptions for recurrence rules. In most calendar applications, when the user edits a recurrent entry, the user will be asked whether he wants to change jus…
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## Background
The recurrence rules function in the events form allows user to set the end date of a recurring event series. Bedework is set to consider the series to end on 11:59 p.m. of the date pri…
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If I have conflicting rules and call next_occurrences, it will loop indefinitely, regardless of end_time.
For instance:
``` ruby
schedule = Schedule.new("2012-12-1".to_time, :end_time => "2012-12-10…
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The recurrence editor in the sidebar is currently being implemented.
It will follow the example of other calendar applications.
Although the current concept is pretty wide-spread, it's not really int…
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Hey folks, I am a bit confused why `Cocktail.Schedule.t` has a list of `recurrence_rules`, here https://github.com/peek-travel/cocktail/blob/2b12aa0d8cecb0ef58e08d9dba6d9646f8a4e419/lib/cocktail/sched…
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Let's say I have a recurrence rule for "Every first Monday of the month at 23:30" starting at startTime: x.
First Monday of December in UK starts at a different time-stamp than First Monday of Dece…