Federico Mena Quintero
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I think this was being done so that: - create a new all-day event - open it in the event editor - switch to time-slot - time choosers now say "UTC" doesn't happen. I think this can be handled more gracefully. Evolution does not handle it very gracefully; when turning off all-day in its event editor, it sets the times to $now. The iOS calendar app is better. If you turn all-day off, it picks $next_hour_based_on_now for the start time, and $next_hour_plus_one for the end time. So if you turn off all-day and it is 18:24 right now, it will set the start_time to 19:00 and the end_time to 20:00 --- that is, it creates a one-hour event at the next start of the hour from now. Part-of: <https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-calendar/-/merge_requests/550>
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