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Description
Issue Summary
I have 4 Google Calendar accounts connected to my cal.com account. When I go to https://app.cal.com/apps/installed/calendar, I see two of these marked with the "Adding events to" label:
I believe this label is meant to indicate the calendar which is selected as the default to add to events to, for event types which don't specify a different account as an override:
In that case, there should only be one default, not two, so the fact that two "Adding events to" labels are simultaneously visible looks very much like a bug to me.
Assuming I'm right, I have a strong hunch that this bug is due to these calendars both having the same name, even though they come from different Google accounts. This appears to be confirmed by both of the following observations:
- Changing the default to a different calendar which has a unique name across all connected accounts results in only that uniquely named calendar having the "Adding events to" label.
- Changing the default back to the non-unique name causes two "Adding events to" labels to appear on both instances of that name, as shown in the first screenshot above.
Steps to Reproduce
- Obtain two Google accounts which both have a calendar with the same name.
- Connect those accounts to cal.com
- Check that the same calendar name can be seen in both accounts, similar to as shown in the first screenshot above.
- Select either of those calendars as the default calendar to add events to.
Actual Results
Two "Adding events to" labels are shown.
Expected Results
Only the calendar selected as default should have an "Adding events to" label next to it.
Technical details
- Google Chrome 119.0.6045.159 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Evidence
See screenshots above.
From SyncLinear.com | CAL-3189