pimutils / pimutils/khal

save keybinding seems not to be working

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Description

I am having an issue with the save keybinding not registering any save changes when pressed. I have defined the keybinding in the conf file as such:

[keybindings]
external_edit = E
save = S

When querying for info while in interactive mode (ikhal) is shows the change in the popup window. When pressed, however, I do not see any changes registered. I am currently running a script which watches my calendars via an inotiifywait loop and runs vdirsyncer when any changes are detected. At present, when deleting events I have to exit khal for such changes to be written to the files that are being watched.

I have noticed that the save function works in realtime (i.e. not having to exit khal to save) only when creating new events--which my inotify script picks and syncs.

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Start by reproducing the save keybinding behavior in ikhal using the shown [keybindings] configuration, then compare saving newly created events with saving edits or deletions. Check how those changes are persisted for the inotifywait and vdirsyncer workflow; done means the configured save keybinding writes edited and deleted events without exiting khal.

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Tech stack
python
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cli
Issue type
Bug
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4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
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