Update AUR Package to 3.0.0+

[dvragulin]

Dear Roman,
Sorry for the open issue, but we are really looking forward to updating your awesome app in AUR repository.
Unfortunately, version 2.x is being downloaded from pip.
Thanks for understanding and your work! ❤️

[anufrievroman]

Hi, thank you!
I thought it was just updated as discussed in #91
To me, AUR now has 3.0 version in it (just checked). Or am I missing something?

[dvragulin]

Yes, it is displayed as version 3.0.1, but if you check the package version, it will be 2.9.6.
A similar situation occurs when installing via PIP.

Why am I asking? I'm really looking forward to the feature that was implemented in issue #68.
Here is the output of my terminal:

~ » pacman -Q calcure
calcure 3.0-1
~ » calcure -v
Calcure - version 2.9.6

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regards

[anufrievroman]

Ah I see, that's my bad, I just forgot to update that -v output, but rest assured that it's version 3.0 you are running. You can also check it by pressing ? key, it should say 3.0.

[anufrievroman]

Why am I asking? I'm really looking forward to the feature that was implemented in issue #68.

So, if with this version you still don't see your multiday events, please let us know.

[dvragulin]

So, if with this version you still don't see your multiday events, please let us know.

Yes, I still don't see any recurring events

You can also check it by pressing ?

Yes, version 3.0 is installed

I have several (Google and MS Outlook) calendars, I connect to each of them by adding the ics_event_files setting to config.ini:

[Parameters]
ics_event_files = https://mail.myorg.com/owa/calendar/token/calendar.ics,https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/token/basic.ics,another-one,another-one,etc

[anufrievroman]

Just to make sure, there are two different types of recurring events: 1) multiday events (i.e. it starts and continues over several days), which are supported, and 2) recurring events (which are repeated with some periodicity on other days/weeks/months), which are not supported yet. If your evens are of the second type, it's a work in progress. Previously it couldn't be supported because of the limits of the library, but now we switched to icalendar so maybe it's possible. I think different calendars may code recurrence differently, so if you have some minimal example of such file, that would be helpful. I'll open a separate issue for this problem, here #94

[dvragulin]

Yes, I meant exactly recurring events. I think this aspect is actually very important, because part of our life consists of a schedule - periodic events that repeat from day to day. Thank you so much for your understanding and assistance, I really look forward to the implementation of this feature.