Pretty much every calendar app needs to access this status so they can filter out declined events.
It’s possible to get it with EKCalendarItem#attendees?.first(where: \.isCurrentUser)?.participantStatus, but that’s quite slow and not very discoverable. It would be useful to be able to access it on EKCalendarItem#participantStatus.
There actually already is a private property on EKCalendarItem called participantStatus. So you could just expose that.
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Pretty much every calendar app needs to access this status so they can filter out declined events.
It’s possible to get it with
EKCalendarItem#attendees?.first(where: \.isCurrentUser)?.participantStatus, but that’s quite slow and not very discoverable. It would be useful to be able to access it onEKCalendarItem#participantStatus.There actually already is a private property on EKCalendarItem called
participantStatus. So you could just expose that.