nextcloud / nextcloud/calendar

Unable to replace deleted appointment target calendar

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Since Mar 28, 2023.

3. to review bug Feature: Appointments
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Description

Steps to reproduce
  1. Make sure you have exactly one calendar
  2. Create an appointment configuration
  3. Delete the calendar
  4. Create a new calendar
  5. Open, edit and save the appointment configuration
Expected behavior

As of https://github.com/nextcloud/calendar/pull/3967 we already select the new calendar. So after I click Update, I assume the new calendar to be saved for the appointment config.

Actual behaviour

Visually it shows the new calendar in the multi select, but the old calendar URI is still saved. As there is only one option, the multi select is even disabled.

This is quite problematic. For one, no conflicts are detected anymore. And when an appointment is booked we can't write to the target calendar because the URI is invalid.

Calendar app version

v3.2.2

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