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Reminders lost when schedule updates #392

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MI-KY opened this issue Nov 2, 2024 · 8 comments
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Reminders lost when schedule updates #392

MI-KY opened this issue Nov 2, 2024 · 8 comments

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@MI-KY
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MI-KY commented Nov 2, 2024

Hello,

I recently had this problem multiple times and therefore I wanted to ask: is it possible that Giggity looses all reminders set on various talks every time the schedule .xml is updated?
I had many reminders set for a conference and after some day when I reopened the app I saw the messagebox that the schedule gets loaded again (with the option to use thr cached version) and afterwards all my reminders where gone...

I retried to set reminders and after some day the same happened.
I don't know if the .xml has been updated and this forces Giggity to delete all reminders, but it's a bit hard to loose "all the work"...

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Wilm0r commented Dec 14, 2024

That definitely sucks, and is definitely not how the program was designed :( Which conference was this? If they didn't publish the schedule data properly this could happen, especially if it was an iCal file..

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MI-KY commented Dec 15, 2024 via email

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Wilm0r commented Dec 15, 2024

Hrm, without snapshots of their schedule it'll be harder to explain this one, but I've saved a version of the file now, let's compare in a few weeks and see if the id's change randomly.

This does seem to be Pentabarf/frab data from a generator I've not seen before, guessing from the URL.. And this also looks odd: <event id="672dacda313f371e89446fb96a90ef5476947cbdfe1ef" unique_id="2024day2event11" bookmark="0" rating="0">

The unique_id attribute looks helpful by name but then what happens if a new event gets added in between 2024day2event10 and 2024day2event11, are the names unique and ~permanently attached to an event or only unique and nothing else.. :)

(But more importantly, Giggity does not know of that unique_id attribute at all anyway, and the question is, does the unique_id field already suggest that the other plain id field is not unique in a useful way?)

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MI-KY commented Dec 30, 2024 via email

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Wilm0r commented Dec 30, 2024 via email

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MI-KY commented Dec 30, 2024 via email

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Wilm0r commented Dec 30, 2024

Pfew, glad I guessed that one correctly :)

It'd be nice to have a better way to deal with variants like this and share selections properly. With UUIDs as identifiers theoretically it could just store them all together. Let me think about that for next year!

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