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posted 2016-09-09 15:26:59 +0200

Calendar alarm broken with google calendar

When using google calendar in Sailfish calendar, any alarm is turned off when it is supposed to alert. You can set an alarm for a calendar event and all looks good, but the alarm will never sound, and when checking the event, the alarm has been turned off. The alarm seems to be turned off exactly when it is supposed to be triggered. This has been a problem for a few months and is still in the latest 2.0.2.51 Aurajoki.

Calendar alarm broken with google calendar

When using google calendar in Sailfish calendar, any alarm is turned off when it is supposed to alert. You can set an alarm for a calendar event and all looks good, but the alarm will never sound, and when checking the event, the alarm has been turned off. The alarm seems to be turned off exactly when it is supposed to be triggered. This has been a problem for a few months and is still in the latest 2.0.2.51 Aurajoki.

Calendar alarm broken with google calendar

When using google calendar in Sailfish calendar, any alarm is turned off when it is supposed to alert. You can set an alarm for a calendar event and all looks good, but the alarm will never sound, and when checking the event, the alarm has been turned off. The alarm seems to be turned off exactly when it is supposed to be triggered. This has been a problem for a few months and is still in the latest 2.0.2.51 Aurajoki.

Calendar alarm broken with google calendar

When using google calendar in Sailfish calendar, any alarm is turned off when it is supposed to alert. You can set an alarm for a calendar event and all looks good, but the alarm will never sound, and when checking the event, the alarm has been turned off. The alarm seems to be turned off exactly when it is supposed to be triggered. This has been a problem for a few months and is still in the latest 2.0.2.51 Aurajoki.