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Description of the bug
Sorry, this one is a bit difficult to describe concisely. I had created a project, and then a second project. The second project was an event, and I attempted to use the same URL as the first project, not realizing that they needed to be globally unique. That's fine, I was notified with an error at the top of the page that I needed to use a unique URL for my second project. But at this point, the event toggle came out of sync, as in the screencap below.
Reproducting the bug
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a Project. Use any settings, I don't think it matters.
Create a second Project, with the following details:
Use the same URL as the first project
Check 'this is an event'
Click 'Create project'
See error: 'this is an event' is checked, but the event details are missing. Unchecking 'this is an event' reveals the event details
Expected behavior
I expected that the 'this is an event' box would be checked, and the event details revealed.
All contributions, including pull requests, issues, and comments, are governed by our code of conduct.
Description of the bug
Sorry, this one is a bit difficult to describe concisely. I had created a project, and then a second project. The second project was an event, and I attempted to use the same URL as the first project, not realizing that they needed to be globally unique. That's fine, I was notified with an error at the top of the page that I needed to use a unique URL for my second project. But at this point, the event toggle came out of sync, as in the screencap below.
Reproducting the bug
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expected that the 'this is an event' box would be checked, and the event details revealed.
Screenshots
Desktop environment