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I have released a watchOS-specific application that retrieves data from the iPhone calendar app and displays it on the Apple Watch. It uses the calendars function in EKEventStore to retrieve the list of calendars, but it seems that it sometimes fails to retrieve iCloud calendars. Trouble is, this problem only occurs in a very few users‘ environments, the majority of other users’ environments are able to retrieve them without any problems, and I cannot reproduce it at all in my environment. Local calendars and Google calendars seem to be retrieved without any problems. Minimal example code: import SwiftUI import EventKit struct ContentView: View { let eventStore = EKEventStore() @State var success: Bool = false @State var calendarNames: [String] = [String]() func request() async { success = (try? await eventStore.requestFullAccessToEvents()) ?? false } func list() { calendarNames = eventStore.calendars(for: .event).map { $0.title } } var body: some View { V

In EventKit framework, it seems that EKCalendarType for a EKCalendar result describing a calendar called Siri Suggestions has type of 5, but its not defined neither documented in EKEvent/EKTypes.h. Do you have any idea why it is not explicitly defined? Thank you, Alberto

Calendar crashes when creating a new entry. I can click on the date/time (depending upon the view) & it does create a New Entry. When I attempt to populate this entry with pertinent data (title/actual time/notes) calendar crashes & creates an error flle(?) which I have no idea what happens to.Is anybody else experiencing this under Version 10.15 Beta (19A501i)

I am managing a subscribed calendar through my iPhone and am curious about how iOS handles 4xx error responses from calendar APIs. Specifically, I would like to know if there is a process that stops the iPhone from attempting to sync the calendar if it consistently receives 4xx errors from the server. Does iOS have a mechanism to pause or stop calendar sync under such error conditions to prevent unnecessary data usage and battery drain? Any guidance or insights on this behavior would be greatly appreciated.

In native watchOS Calendar app, in list view, during scrolling, navigation title is changing with smooth animation. Is it some kind of custom view or maybe it's possible to use some modifier to get same effect. Cheers! Jakub

An event created in Apple's Calendar app can have a user-supplied address (Location), which gets geocoded into the EKEvent record. These coordinates are then accessible via EventKIt in EKEvent.structuredLocation, but the original (or derived) address is not - even though a debug console print of a structuredLocation shows the address. Is here any way of Swift accessing the stored address? Obviously, an address can be created by reverse geocoding, but this consumes resources unnecessarily and might not return the correct address. Regards, Michaela

I have the iPhone 14 pro max. I DO NOT want my calendar events showing on my Lock Screen. Went to settings and turned Lock Screen notifications off etc. Does absolutely nothing. And every time I listen to music in car through Apple play the music widget stays on Lock Screen. Will not go away. I have turned off notifications. I have restarted phone. It is completely ridiculous

trying to quit 2 apps and launch a 3rd. 3 individual Automator apps work by themselves fine. But can't get them to open an app from Calendar at a specified time. Tried building an Apple Script. Same issue. Here's the Automator app. ** tell application Jellyfin Media Player to quit delay 1 tell application Jellyfin server 10.10.1 to quit delay 1 tell application EmbyServer 4.8.10 to activate** any help on what I'm doing wrong? seems simple enough. Both Automator and Script Ed have full disk access and Accessibility

If I have, say a doctor appointment in the Calendar app, and I'm leaving to go to it, the address will appear in Apple Maps on CarPlay. Forgive if I'm getting the details wrong, but I believe if I bring up the Map, it will be available to tap on, so I can quickly go there. I think it may also show up on one on the car-play screens that shows a few different panels. The point is, I really like this feature, and want to do it in my app. In my iOS app, the user can order food from a restaurant, and pick it up. I'm not ready to make this app a quick service app, but I want to give the user an easy to get to her location. Since I just ordered food, this means that I'll need to leave fairly quickly to go to the location. The Calendar app is able to offer a location because of scheduling, I'd like to do the same.

Where is the fiscal payment calendar in the new Financial Reports area??Anyone know?

Is there any guidelines or recomendations for sending emails so that ios9 calendar will recognize that the email has an event in it?

Hi folks I've just switched from a Windows 10 laptop to a MacBook running Big Sur 11.2.3, and am now having problems when setting up meetings in Zoom in a pre-existing account. The Zoom account was running fine before I switched to the MacBook, and I've not changed any settings in either Zoom or Google Calendar. In summary when I set up a meeting with other people in Zoom they are now not receiving my email invitations, even though the meeting - and the invitees - is showing as normal in my Google calendar. The invitation email doesn't show up in my Sent log either (it used to). When I hover my mouse over the 'meeting organiser' box in Google I can see the correct email address for my Google calendar but my name is not shown, instead it says 'VPN + 3 letters + special character'. I don't understand why, as I'm not using a VPN and i've not changed any Google Calendar settings. I've tried to see if the problem is resolved by turning the Mac firewall off & on, but it makes