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Missing feature: custom recurrence patterns

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  • luckowL Offline
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    In thunderbird, there is the possibility to create custom patterns for repeating appointments. Every first monday of a month, there is the mautic community meetup. Easy to set in thunderbird. The moment I sync to calendar, it goes to 1. of a month, which is wrong.

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      Do you have an example ical event which has those specific recurrence settings or is thunderbird generating those events based on those rules and hence they get lost during caldav sync?

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      • nebulonN nebulon

        Do you have an example ical event which has those specific recurrence settings or is thunderbird generating those events based on those rules and hence they get lost during caldav sync?

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        @nebulon Sorry for the lack of clarity. Normally, I've been creating custom recurrence patterns in Thunderbird. With SOGo, for example, everything works as expected. But as soon as I switch to my new default calendar (the Cloudron calendar app), it just turns into it's own rules. (instead of first tuesday every month, it creates something like: Occurs 4 of every month effective 8/4/26 until 10/30/26 from 16:00 to 17:00.)

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          @nebulon Sorry for the lack of clarity. Normally, I've been creating custom recurrence patterns in Thunderbird. With SOGo, for example, everything works as expected. But as soon as I switch to my new default calendar (the Cloudron calendar app), it just turns into it's own rules. (instead of first tuesday every month, it creates something like: Occurs 4 of every month effective 8/4/26 until 10/30/26 from 16:00 to 17:00.)

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          @luckow can you generate a file @nebulon can validate against?

          Conscious tech

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            @luckow can you generate a file @nebulon can validate against?

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            @robi Do you have any idea how to add a custom recurrence pattern to your calendar and save it as an iCal? I hope nebulon has a Thunderbird client installed on one of his test laptops. 🙂

            All right. Create a new calendar (iCal export), create the appointments, and export/save this calendar as an .ics file.

            haha. 🙂 [ical export.ics](Invalid file type .ics. Allowed types are: .png, .jpg, .bmp, .gif, .webm, .mp4, .jpeg)

            https://paste.cloudron.io/upload/bat-sloth-snake

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            • luckowL luckow

              @robi Do you have any idea how to add a custom recurrence pattern to your calendar and save it as an iCal? I hope nebulon has a Thunderbird client installed on one of his test laptops. 🙂

              All right. Create a new calendar (iCal export), create the appointments, and export/save this calendar as an .ics file.

              haha. 🙂 [ical export.ics](Invalid file type .ics. Allowed types are: .png, .jpg, .bmp, .gif, .webm, .mp4, .jpeg)

              https://paste.cloudron.io/upload/bat-sloth-snake

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              @luckow That's a lot of jokes.

              I assume Thunderbird has this working.

              Conscious tech

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                thanks @luckow so this means the calendar app needs to support the special BYDAY formats like BYDAY=-1SU (last sunday) and BYDAY=2TU (second tuesday) as per your ical file.

                The work item is https://git.cloudron.io/apps/calendar/-/work_items/40

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                  This now got mostly fixed with https://git.cloudron.io/apps/calendar/-/commit/2ae2b8cc17a5fae031d2f8823fcea8c9f0dc6ae5

                  I am refactoring the new event dialog though as it got quite a bit complex with the various RRULE combinations.

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                    new release is out with nearly full RRULE support, would be great to get some feedback on this!

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                    • nebulonN nebulon

                      new release is out with nearly full RRULE support, would be great to get some feedback on this!

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                      @nebulon Woohoo! Every first Monday of the month at 12:30 PM for the Mautic meetup works with Thunderbird. Great job!

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