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Agenda seems to be confused about which events are from "today", possible timezone issue
Sorry. I must be missing something. Trying to get today's agenda, I'm getting a missing appointment at 7am
X@X:~ $ gcalcli agenda
Mon Oct 07 Reoccuring
Wed Oct 09 birthday 7:00am Wake -# This goes missing 3:00pm testing caladd
Thu Oct 10
7:00am Wake
10:00am another normal entry # This also goes missing
pi@pi3:~ $ gcalcli agenda today tomorrow
Mon Oct 07 Reoccuring
Wed Oct 09 birthday 3:00pm testing caladd
Thu Oct 10
7:00am Wake
Happy birthday! :)
Maybe adding --details=all would help shed some light on what is going on here. Also, can you report which version of gcalcli you're using?
Thanks Joshua, hugely appreciated. sadly not my cake day ;) gcalcli v4.0.4
I looking at details all and realised that was an appointment from another calendar. But having made a new appointmentit still seems to happen
As I want to give you the full output, but would rather not post that here, mind if I email it to you?
Can I just check something obvious today= midnight this morning to midnight this evening right? tomorrow= midnight to midnight tomorrow, right?
Ha, I wish that was more obvious than it is!
Here's a first test:
$ gcalcli agenda
No Events Found...
$ gcalcli add --when=tomorrow
Title: test
Location: anywhere
Duration (minutes): 40
Description: a test
Enter a valid reminder or "." to end: .
0 [email protected]
Specify calendar from above: 0
$ gcalcli agenda
Wed Oct 23 9:00am test
So, at least in creating an event, 'tomorrow' seems to default to 9AM. Of course there's a whole bunch of variables which might be relevant: my locale (set to US/Los_Angeles), my google calendar settings.
So now to test agenda search:
$ gcalcli agenda
Wed Oct 23 9:00am test
$ gcalcli add --when="tomorrow 12:01am"
Title: just after midnight
Location: anywhere
Duration (minutes): 10
Description: a test after midnight
Enter a valid reminder or "." to end: .
0 [email protected]
Specify calendar from above: 0
$ gcalcli agenda today tomorrow
Wed Oct 23 12:01am just after midnight
^^^ so that's a little surprising.
Ok, so this should be interesting:
$ for i in $(seq -w 00 23); do gcalcli add --when="tomorrow ${i}:01" --description="just after $i" --duration=10 --title="just after $i" --where="test" --noprompt"; done
$ gcalcli agenda --military
Wed Oct 23 :01 just after midnight
:01 just after 00
1:01 just after 01
2:01 just after 02
3:01 just after 03
4:01 just after 04
5:01 just after 05
6:01 just after 06
7:01 just after 07
8:01 just after 08
9:00 test
9:01 just after 09
10:01 just after 10
11:01 just after 11
12:01 just after 12
13:01 just after 13
14:01 just after 14
15:01 just after 15
16:01 just after 16
17:01 just after 17
18:01 just after 18
19:01 just after 19
20:01 just after 20
21:01 just after 21
22:01 just after 22
23:01 just after 23
$ gcalcli agenda --military today tomorrow
Wed Oct 23 :01 just after midnight
:01 just after 00
1:01 just after 01
2:01 just after 02
3:01 just after 03
4:01 just after 04
5:01 just after 05
6:01 just after 06
7:01 just after 07
8:01 just after 08
So that seems like a bug to me. Maybe we're dealing with UTC here (since I'm in -7 and with some sort of off by one error?). In any case, I'll open a bug for now.
Just to recreate some of that in the UK - with daylight savings in effect, in case it helps
pi@pi3:~ $ gcalcli add --when="tomorrow 12:01am" Title: just after midnight Location: anywhere Duration (minutes): 10 Description: a test after midnight Enter a valid reminder or "." to end: . pi@pi3:~ $ gcalcli agenda today tomorrow
Thu Oct 24 pay mariana £30 12:01am just after midnight 7:00am Wake 7:30am wake-ba
For the loop, was that an extra quote just after the --noprompt? I had to ctrl+c
pi@pi3:~ $ for i in $(seq -w 00 23); do gcalcli add --when="tomorrow ${i}:01" --description="just after $i" --duration=10 --title="just after $i" --where="test" --noprompt"; done
^C
Assuming I found the right one
pi@pi3:~ $ for i in $(seq -w 00 23); do gcalcli add --when="tomorrow ${i}:01" --description="just after $i" --duration=10 --title="just after $i" --where="test" --noprompt; done
Thu Oct 24 pay mariana £30 00:01 just after midnight 00:01 just after 00 01:01 just after 01 02:01 just after 02 03:01 just after 03 04:01 just after 04 05:01 just after 05 06:01 just after 06 07:00 Wake 07:01 just after 07 07:30 wake-ba 08:01 just after 08
