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VALARM event properties not carried over #6
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I just noticed that this property is not part of the event, but instead of the calendar, and hence it is my own fault for not copying it. -edit: |
However: If this is caused by event.copy and this package uses event.copy and you expect it to work otherwise, you can leave this open, open an issue in the icalendar package, reference this and see where this should be fixed. Maybe it is default in the icalendar package and ok and unexpected in this one. |
If you have a look at the documentation, I would say that what you found out could at least be documented for the users: https://github.com/niccokunzmann/python-recurring-ical-events#events-as-list I wonder what is specified in icalendar. Research:
Copying seems to not include subcomponents. I would like to have this documented. |
This fix is included in v0.1.15b. It is expected and useful to handle it like this. |
When parsing a calendar with recurring_ical_events, the resulting events differ from the original in that they do not contain the VALARM attribute.
Example event input
Output:
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