Closed oxinabox closed 4 years ago
A schedule thed reflect what is planned to to happen would be most useful.
I appreciate your frustration as well as your snark.
All submissions concerned by this bug, 11 in total, belong to the same submission type. I assume this must have happened when the duration of the submission type in question was changed in the past? This was a known bug for a time, although it should have been fixed by now.
I'm not sure how this happened and I cannot seem to reproduce it. I fixed the workshops in question manually (feel free to approach support@pretalx.com with support requests like this in the future). I will close this issue until there's a way to reproduce it.
Thanks.
I appreciate your frustration as well as your snark.
Sorry, the snark was a bit much. I was having trouble filling in the template. I probably should have just lefts that bit blank.
I assume this must have happened when the duration of the submission type in question was changed in the past?
That is my theory also. I had changed the duration of this one, yes. I feel like I have run into this before, but I couldn't find an issue I raised about it then, so assumed it was with other conference software
Current Behavior
In schedule editor i see something starting at 14:00 and going for 210 minutes So it should finish at 17:30.
In the schedule i see it starting at 14:00 but finishing at 17:20
Similar in the talk's page it say 14:00 finishing at 17:20 https://pretalx.com/juliacon2020/talk/GQATHR/
Expected Behavior
Everything to say it finishs at 17:30.
Steps to Reproduce
I have no idea but it has happend to a bunch of out JuliaCon program items Lightgraphs, BinaryBuilder, Sciml, Wrapping C++, DataFrames, MLJ, Make your code faster all come up as 14-17.20, but also say they are 210 minutes long
Context
Our published schedule is wrong and will confuse attendees as to when things finish. A schedule thed reflect what is planned to to happen would be most useful.
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