Generate one ical event for meetings instead of one per weekday #339
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Updated the generateIcal() function. 1. Updated the code that gets the starting date of the course, to use the weekday number of the term start date. This way if the term starts on a day other than Monday, it'll still correctly generate the start day of the course., 2. Added code that'll generate a single series for a multiday course (Mon,Web,Fri for example) to simplify calendars. If any details are different between the different times (different location or times, for example) it'll fallback to the old code that makes separate series for each listed time in the course.
Updated the generateIcal() function: 1. Updated the code that gets the starting date of the course, to use the weekday number of the term start date. This way if the term starts on a day other than Monday, it'll still correctly generate the start day of the course., 2. Added code that'll generate a single series for a multiday course (Mon,Web,Fri for example) to simplify calendars. If any details are different between the different times (different location or times, for example) it'll fallback to the old code that makes separate series for each listed time in the course.
This was referenced Dec 26, 2023
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Please fix merge conflicts |
Mstrodl
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Mstrodl
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Merge conflicts should be resolved now. |
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Hm. The diff still doesn't look right. Try rebasing against develop? |
Updated the generateIcal() function. 1. Updated the code that gets the starting date of the course, to use the weekday number of the term start date. This way if the term starts on a day other than Monday, it'll still correctly generate the start day of the course., 2. Added code that'll generate a single series for a multiday course (Mon,Web,Fri for example) to simplify calendars. If any details are different between the different times (different location or times, for example) it'll fallback to the old code that makes separate series for each listed time in the course.
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I ran a rebase again, hopefully that fixes everything |
Mstrodl
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Jan 8, 2024
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I apologize for the trouble with this PR. Thank you for your patience, the two comments you left should have been resolved by my latest commit. I'm doing another quality review tonight to ensure the rest of the file is up to snuff. |
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superseded by #343 |
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Updated the
generateIcal()function. (Breaking out the multiple changes from #325 into separate PRs for clarity)Added code that'll generate a single series for a multi-day course (Mon,Web,Fri for example) to simplify calendars (see the iCal specification for RRULE). If any details are different between the different times (different location or times, for example) it'll fallback to the old code that makes separate series for each listed time in the course. #63