The logic for event post_status currently works like this: if the event is associated with at least one non-public group, the event gets post_status 'private'. We want this swapped: If the event is associated with at least one public group, it gets the post_status 'public'.
@r-a-y I think you originally wrote this - at least, the part on the front end that throws a dynamic message about the event being associated with a group. Could you please take a look?
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The logic for event
post_statuscurrently works like this: if the event is associated with at least one non-public group, the event getspost_status'private'. We want this swapped: If the event is associated with at least one public group, it gets thepost_status'public'.@r-a-y I think you originally wrote this - at least, the part on the front end that throws a dynamic message about the event being associated with a group. Could you please take a look?