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Create calendar event in a new local custom calendar (by providing calendar: {name: "someName"})
Go to the system calendar app/your preferred calendar app
Try to delete the event (you can't)
Try to delete the calendar (you can't)
The only way I've found to delete the events in the custom/local calendar as well as the custom/local calendar is to go to the settings --> apps --> show system processes --> calendar storage --> delete cache
Haven't tried it on iOS though as I would have to setup everything first in order to deploy it to a device.
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Interesting. Wondering if that's how Google intended it or if we need to set some sort of property on the created calendar so it's deletable by other apps.
The Calendar was created with default permissions which used to be fine, but I'm now explicitly setting the acces level to 'owner'. I can confirm on Android 7 that makes a difference; I used to have a read only event, now I can edit and delete these events.
Not sure how to delete any Calendar from the Calendar system app, but I've added a deleteCalendar function to the plugin for our convenience.
Steps to reproduce:
The only way I've found to delete the events in the custom/local calendar as well as the custom/local calendar is to go to the settings --> apps --> show system processes --> calendar storage --> delete cache
Haven't tried it on iOS though as I would have to setup everything first in order to deploy it to a device.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: