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Hello,
I am having some problems to build docs in here. :-]
https://github.com/pimutils/khal/blob/c4f5cd7248abb08a65dbb337bfe5e7e57e2e4a4d/doc/Makefile#L10-L13
These lines die with:
make: "/home/rigoletto/Dev/FreeBSD/ports/deskutils/py-khal/work-py36/khal-0.10.1/doc/Makefile" line 11: Missing dependency operator
make: Unknown modifier '/'
make: "/home/rigoletto/Dev/FreeBSD/ports
If an item is detected as malformed in vdirsyncer/sync, the item content should be printed out in debug mode.
I copied the maven dependency part from the Wiki:
You can see that "id" in the closing tags is written in lowercase. This is a syntax error inside IntelliJ.
I wanted to fix that.
When I edited the page, in the source code, it was already correct, so I couldn't change it:
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Situation
Currently, the situation with docstrings in classes and functions seems to me ambiguous and inconsistent.
Additionally, some signatures contain conflicting information between docstrings and type annotations, for example:
# file ics/icalendar.py
class Calendar(Component):
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def __init__(
Announcements
This is a view-only Announcement issue. It‘s intended to inform about news, important updates and bug-fixes.
Feel free to follow this issue if you‘d like to hear the news about the development of the Inky-Calendar software.
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Start date should at least be included in todo --porcelain.
Also, maybe it would be a good idea to set it to the task creation date by default (?)
If you attempt to add a document attachment to an event with a filename longer than 30 characters, you will get a SQL error because the column width is only 30 characters.
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Following the documentation instructions for setting up on Linux as a user. I've copied exactly the instructions so far, but when it comes to
$ systemctl --user enable radicaleI just get
Failed to enable unit: Unit file ~/.config/systemd/user/default.target.wants/radicale.service does not exist.What is missing?