feat: Fix Proton Calendar with ICS #15454
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Nice one! Good job! That should work! |
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Thanks for the PR @sekaiking 🙌! Approach looks good but I am not able to save the ics. Also maybe add a tooltip or note for the checkbox with short description of what it does, it would be really helpful for users
Recording.2024-07-09.163004.mp4
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Amazing update here so far. ✨ |
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Thanks for the review @Amit91848! |
That is perfect; I can see from the update you mentioned "read-only," which specifies the Proton Mail that supports read-only ICS URLs. Since you are sending to email, the Proton Mail will still send the calendar update and will appear on the Proton Calendar. Which I explained in detail here: #14300 (comment) |
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Thanks for the review @Amit91848! You can't save it because you used an email, you are supposed to use the ICS link like the placeholder. This is how you get in Proton but it's only available if you have a payed Proton subscription https://proton.me/support/share-calendar-via-link
Yeah my bad. I don't have proton paid plan so used it with google calendar ics. Works like a charm!
A small issue tho. Left a comment.
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I've fixed the add button, used Alert component instead, and updated the note message: |
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Let's gooo! Let's ship it! |
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Well done. I can’t wait to use it daily with my Proton and to share it ! |
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Same here! |
* feat: fix proton calendar with ics * ics-feed: add note & clarify checkbox * fix review --------- Co-authored-by: Keith Williams <keithwillcode@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Amit Sharma <74371312+Amit91848@users.noreply.github.com>
What does this PR do?
Adds an option to skip writing to calendar in the
ics-feedapp (#13337). This allows it to integrate with calendar services that can't be written to, like Proton Calendar./claim #14300
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How should this be tested?