Calendar events should send mail, like other objects do.
You should be able to reply to Calendar mail with a command like, e.g., !join or !confirm or !rsvp to mark yourself attending.
Also, verify that invite notifications are dispatched.
Description
Description
Revisions and Commits
Revisions and Commits
| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | epriestley | T7924 Unprototype Calendar (v1) | ||
| Resolved | lpriestley | T7926 Modernize Calendar Infrastructure | ||
| Resolved | lpriestley | T7957 Implement mail in Calendar, with reply handling | ||
| Resolved | lpriestley | T5464 Use ApplicationTransactions in Calendar | ||
| Resolved | lpriestley | T7945 Support Edges in Calendar | ||
| Resolved | lpriestley | T7956 Support commenting on Calendar events |
Event Timeline
Comment Actions
For outbound mail:
- In the Editor, implement shouldSendMail().
- This will require you to implement some other methods, like buildMailTemplate() and buildMailBody(). You can look at some other Editor classes for examples.
- You should get most of this for free -- all the transactions should already be able to render using shared code.
- Change getMailTo() to include all "invited" or "accepted" invitees.
Setting up real email is hard, but you can use bin/mail list-outbound and bin/mail show-outbound to browse mail that would be sent if mail was set up. This is sufficient to test your implementation.
For inbound mail (this is a bit funky):
- Implement a subclass of PhabricatorObjectMailReceiver.
- Implement a subclass of PhabricatorApplicationTransactionReplyHandler.
- This is a pain to test, I can walk you through it.
Comment Actions
What's left?
- Implement class PhabricatorCalendarEventEmailCommand
- Implement class PhabricatorCalendarEventRSVPEmailCommand