Open nkakouros opened 3 years ago
Subscription is done on a per app level. Subscribing to a webcal link does not make the resource behind it available to every CalDAV client connected to the Nextcloud server.
Since the Tasks app does not implement subscriptions, you won't be able to see tasks from a WebCAL link in the Nextcloud Tasks app.
Thanks for the insight. When I import a calendar manually from the calendar app's interface, the calendar gets created both in the calendar app and in the tasks app (if the calendar contains tasks of course). Couldn't the subscription process be linked to what import does? Just a wild guess. But I am mentioning to point out the slight difference between importing and subscribing which took me at least by surprise.
There is an issue in server about propagating subscribed calendars to clients via CalDAV: https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/17754
I am not sure this is the place to report this (instead of
nextcloud/server
ornextcloud/tasks
), but since the option to subscribe to a calendar is in the calendar app, I chose this repo.Steps to reproduce
+ -> New subscription from link
I am using a Nextcloud calendar with task support but any endpoint with a calendar with tasks would work the same.
Expected behaviour
I would expect the tasks in the calendar to also appear in the Tasks app.
Actual behaviour
The calendar does not show in the tasks app.
Calendar app
2.3.4
CalDAV-clients used: None
Client configuration
Browser: Firefox Nightly 95.0a
Operating system: Macos
Server configuration
Operating system: Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS
Web server: Apache
Database: MariaDB
PHP version: 8.0.3
Nextcloud Version: 22.2.3
Updated from an older installed version or fresh install: updated from 21
List of activated apps:
Nextcloud configuration:
Logs
Web server error log (e.g. /var/log/apache)
Log file (data/nextcloud.log)
Browser log