Consider mine the second request please.
Having tasks synced as well is of major importance.
I currently export them as calendar entries but despite being much less useful, it’s plain ugly.

@rfc2822 Thank you, this helps a lot, it is a subscription of a shared calendar of an openXchange suite. Seems this error has always been there, but ICSX5 has begun to fail just with the pre-former release. I will contact the server software provider…

Hmm. OK, seems that any other app modifies this flag … Indeed I have multiple calendar apps installed (DigiCal, Samsung Calendar, Google Calendar). How could I check whether one of these modifies the flag?

Hello,

This calendar https://accueil.iut-info.univ-lille.fr/calendrier/iutinfo.ics return the error “Couldn’t parse iCalendar”.

I’ve tried to validate it with https://icalendar.org/validator.html and i get no errors. And I can open the file directly with the calendar of my Samsung phone.

I don’t know how much can I try to debug. Can you help me with that ?

Alexis

May I ask the developers if they acknowledge this bug? Did you ever try to reproduce it?

I found an article describing the phenomenon, and it seems to be a known issue with workaround: https://www.solvemix.com/index.php/en/year-2019/huawei-p20-pro-calendar-colors-change-regularly-solution.html

I’ll try the solution from there, which is to remove the Calendar permission from the Huawei Calendar app.

@rfc2822 Thank you for following up. The best way I could find to try to convey the feedback was to use their chat feature on their web page which unfortunately means I have no record of the conversation.
The representative tried to inform me about all the things I already knew, like how they supported so many calendars, how I am the only person to raise the issue etc., but after repeating myself a few times said they would provide the information to the developers.
I asked if I would get advised when/if the developers looked/fixed it but was told probably not.
So for now I can view the calendar in all I use except on my Android phone. That’s OK as not a vital thing, just frustrating.
If needed, this item can be closed. Thanks again.

@reox I would recommend to add ICSx5 to the list of apps which are allowed to run in the background:

https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/05/30/how-to-prevent-apps-sleeping-in-the-background-on-android/

Thanks, I’ll have a look soon.

Ok, maybe someone with Sony has ideas… unfortunately I don’t know why this happens and what you can do…

Thanks for the update. I still can’t reproduce it, but with enough info maybe it can be reproduce some day.

Thank you both, I will look into it. All the best!

Dear All,

I installed ICSx5 from Play Store on my Samsung Galaxy S9 running Android 10 (stock). Upon first start, the app did not ask to be whitelisted from battery optimization.

According to FAQ [1], DAVx5 asks for whitelisting upon first start.

ICSx5, when switching to 4 h sync interval asks for whitelisting as well, but not for 1 day and 1 week sync interval.

In my case with once daily sync:

Battery optimization on, sync does not occur after one day Battery optimization off, sync works every day.

The remote https-calendar has changes.

For the new user it would help and make the experience better to ask for whitelisting upon first start (for once daily sync).

Thank you for your consideration.

[1] DAVx⁵ asks to be white-listed when it’s started the first time.

@cogliano Thanks for the update!

I see. Then I don’t have another idea.

This should hopefully be fixed with https://gitlab.com/bitfireAT/davx5-ose/commit/c9dab31067a186a6d4ca33cd742fedc8465ecf29.

Perfect Thanks for the update!