Don't sync declined events #32
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Yep, this is good, but I think not necessarily always desired by everyone. Maybe adding a boolean to toggle this behavior in the header section would be helpful. |
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@ineffyble, I love this PR. @hgabreu I do agree that some people may want declined events to still be synced. |
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@ineffyble Can you test the changes on your system to make sure we're good? I'll test on mine. Once we're good, I'll merge! |
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Don't sync declined events From karbassi#32
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This prevents syncing an event where you have declined the invitation. This is useful since declining an invitation does not automatically delete the event from your calendar.
This code could probably be improved with optional chaining, but this is the version I know works.