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it merely polls the ICS. no CalDAV. only http
[tantek]
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2026-01-10 04:28
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no that's not how the subscribe part works in Gcal
[tantek]
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2026-01-10 04:28
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[tantek]: Sorry, wrong terminology. It's not syncing, it's subscribing that I want. But I think Gcal does support CalDAV. That's how the subscribe part works. Like when I subscribe to a calendar using Thunderbird, I think it makes the request using `webdav://`. BICBW
btrem
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2026-01-10 04:28
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:-D
btrem
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2026-01-10 04:26
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I looked into caldav once and then ran the other way
aaronpk
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2026-01-10 04:26
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Meetable ICS also works in the Calendar app on iOS for example, it can subscribe to Meetable ICS feed and gets updated when people add events to Meetable
[tantek]
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2026-01-10 04:21
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re: "But syncing, so when someone adds an event, everyone's calendar app gets updated automatically." no that's not syncing, that's subscribing which works with just ICS
[tantek]
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2026-01-10 04:20
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and Meetable does NOT support CalDAV
[tantek]
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2026-01-10 04:20
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re: "It would be a one-time import" no it wouldn't! For example, Meetable only support h-event and ICS, yet I am able to live subscribe to it in Gcal because it polls the ICS
[tantek]
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2026-01-10 04:20
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Incidentally, it appears that, with the rest export module, I could have it work both ways. So a calendar client could update an event with an rsvp. But as I said earlier, rest export only does json and xml. Imagine what might be possible with CalDAV/JSON
btrem
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2026-01-10 03:32
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