00:00 AM isn't a valid time.

Ok. I hope my feedback helps you somehow to improve the Calendar after prototype.

Sorry, meant to complete that sentence. Isn't a good fit since where Calendar may be after the prototype will likely be dramatically different than it is today.

You can create a Calendar Event from the Quick Create Menu (+ in the header) on any page. This task isn't a good fit for Calendar.

I would say my report classifies as a Use Case, in addition to indicating General Interest…

Sorry, we don't accept feature requests for prototype applications like Calendar. This document explains prototype applications and why we don't accept feature requests for them in more detail:

It isn't, so I'll patch this to my own and leave the rest alone. I appreciate the explanation, as mute "won't fix, don't fix" stances are rather disconcerting, as you might guess. Thanks.

These are not likely be accepted into the upstream. You're welcome to maintain a fork or local patch to suite the needs of the project.

We won't accept this into the upstream.

As with T7243: Office Hours/Default "Available" or "Closed", I really need this, so I'll do it myself.

I really need this, so I'll do it myself.

Hm, well, I was making a suggestion to improve it, since it's under prototype. I've already read that page. I suppose I'll need to find time to do this myself.

Calendar is a prototype application and not currently under development. Sorry.

Calendar is a prototype application and not currently under development. Sorry.

Are you also planning a way to manage Phabricator's calendar using standard email programs? I.e. will it be possible to embed the Phabricator calendar into Akonadi (and thus KMail) or Thunderbird/Lightning? I assume this would require that Phabricator exposes a CalDAV API.

Well, I think that the most useful feature in the immediate term would be to allow phabricator to export a calendar url to import into your google calendar. Then google-calendar would just periodically update your information. I know that liquidplanner current supports an export ics url, which you import into google-calendar.

Oops. sorry.

Calendar is a prototype application, which we don't take bug reports for (since they are, well, buggy).

We do want to build a Google Calendar connection, and would likely do it in a way that would allow others to drop in as well. If you specifically want Conduit for Calendar, we could track that separately I suppose, but I think most users just want to connect to Google.

I should also note we'll likely integrate into Calendar for date edges at some point in the future.

Impressive speed! Big thank you.

Closed by commit rP5f04bb6dd958.

derp derp

I also have learned that the custom avatars in Recent Activity will not be shown to anonymous users either

... and now we have a real use case where the lack of public user profiles affects us.

I'm just going to close this out, we kicked things forward a bit and the next phase of work is pretty well covered by other tasks.