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Calendar settings: Events>Allow chaing event time zones
(untouched bug) Create regular event on 2024-03-30, 2024-03-31, 2024-04-01 at 5am with Timezone Berlin
(optional touched bug) Repeat 4. with 6am entries. Edit entries for 31&01 fixing the time that has shifted on its own
(optional) do the same in another app for e.g. 7am
Set Device Date to 2024-04-01
Expected behavior
Events should be saved correctly after first save even if saved accross DST seasons:
Actual behavior
The events that were only stored once are saved incorrectly
The double edited ones seem to be saved correctly, the first save stores the events incorrectly
Screenshots/Screen recordings
see above
Additional information
It has been a while since I originally encountered this issue (by missing an important appointment) but it was the reason I (unfortunately) had to stop using this Calendar.
While I have not verified this time, for my old issue I came to the conclusion:
An event that's created while being in CET, is incorrectly stored and displayed once in CEST (ics file has incorrect DTSTART/DTEND time). This is very dangerous as it'll even show with the incorrect time in different apps, as the event itself is incorrectly stored.
Checklist
Affected app version
1.0.2
Affected Android/Custom ROM version
Android 13&14
Affected device model
Tab S6 Lite
How did you install the app?
F-Droid / IzzyOnDroid
Steps to reproduce the bug
Expected behavior
Events should be saved correctly after first save even if saved accross DST seasons:
Actual behavior
The events that were only stored once are saved incorrectly
The double edited ones seem to be saved correctly, the first save stores the events incorrectly
Screenshots/Screen recordings
see above
Additional information
It has been a while since I originally encountered this issue (by missing an important appointment) but it was the reason I (unfortunately) had to stop using this Calendar.
While I have not verified this time, for my old issue I came to the conclusion:
This is very dangerous as it'll even show with the incorrect time in different apps, as the event itself is incorrectly stored.
Maybe related to: Issue-165
Potentially useful in case I missed something: SimpleMobileTools/Simple-Calendar#1973
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