Open nehemiagurl opened 8 months ago
Hello @Aga-C, @apoumier and I are students at Paris 8 University and we have to chose a free software project to contribute to. We managed to reproduce this bug and we would like to resolve this issue. We will start working on it soon.
Hello, is it still possible to resolve this issue with @SunFlowerTos ? We would like to start working on it as part of our free software development course.
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This could be optional. The default to be to suppress 'yesterday' from entering the list, with a toggle option to show yesterday when creating the widget. In this suggestion the toggle would be on the same screen as the "Show events happening within..." option, after initially placing the widget on your home screen.
Here is an example mockup I made in gimp.
@Gymcap There's already Display events from the past
in settings where users can configure this for all event list widgets.
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Describe the bug When using the event list widget, the default/"baseline" date appears to be yesterday rather than today. This happens both when adding the widget and when clicking on the "today" button (the skeuomorph of a calendar with a small square in it at the top right corner).
To Reproduce When adding the widget
Expected behavior For both cases, the widget should default to today, with yesterday's event visible by scrolling up but out of view at the beginning. Even preferably in my opinion, in both cases the widget should default to right now, i.e. with events that already happened today out of view. But that is a matter of opinion, and the start of today (with events today that already happened in view) is also acceptable.
Screenshots This video demonstrates clicking the "today" button multiple times (each time the widget reloads happens after a click). When adding the widget you get to the same point as if you just clicked the "today" button. https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Calendar/assets/109424320/583efbb2-ab42-4638-bb35-e6d6f843755f
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Additional context The main issue with this behaviour is you always have to scroll to see the closest upcoming events.