Closed Thorarin closed 1 month ago
Does discarding the dismissed reminder changes, waiting for the popup to come back, and then overwriting changes, actually revert the scheduling? In theory, between discarding and the popup coming back, the calendar should be synchronized and the etag updated.
I think that this might be the same behaviour that we are discussing in https://github.com/kewisch/gdata-provider/discussions/708.
I've used a workaround, but I might be able to recreate the issue if that would be helpful?
Maybe this is #735? I had this exact situation happen to me, but I cannot figure out how to get Lightning to see the updated event.
If I dismiss the event in Lightning and choose to overwrite, it overwrites the event to the old time. The behavior suggests to me that synchronization is only working in one direction (changes are uploaded to Google but Lightning never receives any updates).
@kewisch
Does discarding the dismissed reminder changes, waiting for the popup to come back, and then overwriting changes, actually revert the scheduling? In theory, between discarding and the popup coming back, the calendar should be synchronized and the etag updated.
Yes. If I do this:
So it seems to me that synchronization is only working in one direction.
For this issue I'm going to need some debug logs. Please only provide them if you are experiencing exactly the same steps as in the original comment. Otherwise please see #3 in case you are getting the "forbidden" error message. https://github.com/kewisch/gdata-provider/wiki#enabling-debugging
It looks like we haven't heard back on this issue, therefore we are closing this issue. If this problem persists in the latest version of Thunderbird and the Provider for Google Calendar, please re-open this issue.
Describe the problem and steps to reproduce it:
What happened?
I was shown a reminder for an already rescheduled appointment. This happened on many occasions, also when the rescheduling had already happened several days before.
What did you expect to happen?