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the dialog shows the event with the "Done" button at the top right and a share sheet icon at the bottom left. The share sheet does not contain the Calendar app.
Expected behavior
When the steps 1-3 are reproduced in Safari, the "Done" button at the top right is shown the same, but the share sheet icon is on the top left (also not listing Calendar app in the options), but there's a "Add to calendar" button in the bottom center.
If this is not possible, then at least it would be helpful to have Calendar app as one of the options in the Share sheet (Safari does not offer that, though).
My bland guess would be that some mime type is not being passed correctly to the system dialog, which would be why it does not display the ics-specific "Add to calendar" button 🤔 but of course it might be something completely different. I haven't programmed in Swift yet, but if this is easy enough and you could point me to the right place, I'd be happy to try to contribute a PR 🙇
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App version
7.149.1
iOS version
18.2
Steps to reproduce
Generated ICS Content
textarea:Expected behavior
When the steps 1-3 are reproduced in Safari, the "Done" button at the top right is shown the same, but the share sheet icon is on the top left (also not listing Calendar app in the options), but there's a "Add to calendar" button in the bottom center.
If this is not possible, then at least it would be helpful to have Calendar app as one of the options in the Share sheet (Safari does not offer that, though).
My bland guess would be that some mime type is not being passed correctly to the system dialog, which would be why it does not display the ics-specific "Add to calendar" button 🤔 but of course it might be something completely different. I haven't programmed in Swift yet, but if this is easy enough and you could point me to the right place, I'd be happy to try to contribute a PR 🙇
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: