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Incorrect handling of DST for reoccurring events #165
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This bug (or something very similar) is still occurring with version 1.03, following the autumn time change. Events from my synced Google Calendar, created by an external party, with a time in CEST for a repeat continuing through the autumn shift back one hour, are shown as occurring one hour too early in the FOSSIFY Calendar on a phone set to JST (which does not have a daylight savings change). The in-built Samsung Calendar app and the Google web calendar shows them correctly shifted to one hour later. |
Still occurring in 1.1.0. Just missed my kid's ballet class because it was listed in the calendar as an hour later than reality. We're in the Phoenix time zone, which doesn't follow daylight saving time, but all times shifted an hour later. ETA: the time of every event in the series shifted, not just the ones after daylight saving time. Back in October, the calendar showed all events as occurring weekly from 3 to 4. But now the calendar shows all events in the series as 4 to 5. I'm using Etesync to store the caldav, it shows the raw event info, including
But the event starts at 4 in the displayed calendar. |
Checklist
Affected app version
1.0.2
Affected Android/Custom ROM version
Android 13&14
Affected device model
Tab S6 Lite
How did you install the app?
F-Droid / IzzyOnDroid
Steps to reproduce the bug
Expected behavior
On 2023-03-26 in the morning in Germany (at 2am German/eventTZ) the clock is set to an hour forward to (to 3am) DST
Samsung Calendar:
Actual behavior
Screenshots/Screen recordings
see above
Additional information
It has been a while since I originally encountered this issue (by missing an important appointment) but it is the reason why I had to stop using this Calendar.
While I have not verified this time, for my old issue I came to the conclusion:
Maybe related to: Issue-166
Potentially useful in case I missed something: SimpleMobileTools/Simple-Calendar#1973
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