Closed scottsb closed 1 year ago
This seems similar to #212 but that was supposed to have been fixed already.
Hi @scottsb,
Thanks for the report! I found out why it can't get delegated sources right after the first access granting, but after the app restart, it must be there. Can you check?
@leits Yes, you're right: it is there after restarting. I had never gone back into the settings screen after first installing and submitting this issue. Would be great to get that zero-state bug fixed, but thanks for pointing out the effective workaround: it solves the issue for my own personal purposes.
@scottsb, great! Added the bug fix to the next release scope (4.2.0)
App version 4.0.6
Installation source App Store
Describe the bug When integrating using native macOS calendar integration, my "delegated" calendars are not appearing as options in MeetingBar, whether read-only or read/write. These are calendars owned by other Google accounts that are shared with me. The main use case is my personal Google calendar which is shared (read/write) with my work Google Workspace account.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior All calendars that appear in macOS calendar are available in Meeting Bar.
Screenshots List of calendars in macOS Calendar app:![SCR-20220913-j5t](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6756989/189976415-547a7fae-49e7-41c8-9346-c204c29e5c34.png)
List of calendars in MeetingBar:![SCR-20220913-j77](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6756989/189976691-a2ad5ef0-7a01-488d-8b29-9caa78b114d3.png)
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