nextcloud / nextcloud/deck

Write access over CalDAV

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Since Mar 30, 2026.

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Description

Split off from https://github.com/nextcloud/deck/issues/15 so we have individual issues to track:

Current plan from the discussion below:

Deck CalDAV Tasks
Board VCALENDAR List
Stack VTODO without RELATED-TO property Root-Task
Card VTODO with RELATED-TO (UUID of the Root-Task / Stack) Subtask
Tags CATEGORIES or custom implementation (Nextcloud tagging system) Currently uses CATEGORIES, integration with Nextcloud tags would be better, see https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks/issues/89
Assigned users ATTENDEE or custom implementation ATTENDEE or custom implementation, see https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks/issues/72
Recurring stacks & cards RRULE Recurring tasks & subtasks, see https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks/issues/34
Attachments ATTACH or custom implementation ATTACH or custom implementation, see https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks/issues/91

Tags, assigning users, attachments and recurrence is not supported by Tasks yet either, but it would make much sense to implement these features. And if we see that it is not really possible to implement this with pure CalDAV I would be open to implement it without syncing it via CalDAV and have it only available in the webinterface. This would still be better than not having it at all in Tasks and would not limit Deck.

  1. ✔️ Expose deck boards as VCALENDAR, try to map as much data from deck to the VTODO (read only access)
  2. Allow updating VCALENDAR entries, try to map as much as possible from vtodo to the deck database and store the rest as plain vtodo data, so we can still push it out over CalDAV (write access)
  3. ✅ Deck data could be moved to the DAV backend.

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