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Event created with google calendar was not received #615

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asmaNode opened this issue Nov 15, 2021 · 5 comments
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Event created with google calendar was not received #615

asmaNode opened this issue Nov 15, 2021 · 5 comments

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@asmaNode
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asmaNode commented Nov 15, 2021

Senario:
Create an event in google calendar and invite an openpaas user

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If we accept /refuse the event in mail invitation , it will be visible

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asmaNode commented Nov 16, 2021

Create an event with google calendar : (event not visible in openpaas calendar)

eventfromgooglecalendar

accept an event: (event visible in openpaas calendar)
eventfromcalendarAccepted

In saber there is no specific processing for the event created by an external user, the same event topic triggered (calendar:event:created) for internal or external user , so the problem normally : james does not send an event when creating

@chibenwa WDYT?

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It's not @BenoitTallandier, it's @chibenwa for James

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Can we have the EML of such an event for unit testing?

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Can we audit also the content of the queues of the RabbitMQ backing sabre?

This can easily be done through RabbitMQ management web API

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asmaNode commented Nov 19, 2021

yes that is what we should do ,the queues of rabbit mq will explain if the event is received or not , i need to test this in production .
this bug does not persist for all users (only my account for the moment)

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