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Agreed. The IOS 14 calendar scheduling time for the hour is a pain. Apple, please change it back to the way it was! How is this more efficient now?

@Claude31 ::: Would this work with something like I'm doing? Remember, I set up all the notifications (50 of them) in my App while it is running. Then, the user exits (most likely) and just waits for the notifications to be delivered at their set calendar date/time. I know how to look at delivered notifications while the App is open but I'm not sure how I would code this in my UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate Class if I wanted to check this and then somehow have the correct badge number calculated (Note: UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate is where I can check to see how users interacted with the notifications and respond via custom actions that I set). If I tried a monitoring loop, wouldn't that only work if the App is open? Where in my code would I put that?

This happened to me as well. I had accidentally checked ok to allowing Xcode to have access to couple of the secure/ private files on my computer. They specifically were the: Contacts, Calendars and Reminders. I followed Petrychyn's suggestion (thumbs up!) and found the same thing - just unchecking the access permissions box doesn't fix the issue. You do need to run the terminal command and include the app bundle id - in this case it's com.apple.dt.Xcode - and initially run it in sudo. sudo tccutil reset AddressBook com.apple.dt.Xcode sudo tccutil reset Calendar com.apple.dt.Xcode sudo tccutil reset Reminders com.apple.dt.Xcode Just a note: Some of the category names are not the same as titled in the privacy table list. eg Contacts - AddressBook. Here is the list for reference: Accessibility AddressBook AppleEvents (i.e. Automation) Calendar Camera Microphone Photos Reminders ScreenCapture (for the Screen Recording list) SystemPolicyAllFiles (for the Full Disk Access list) SystemPol

So, I'm running a loop that basically sets 50 notifications at a time. In the loop, I set the content, let content = self.notificationContent(title: my title, body: whatever else I want to say) content.threadIdentifier = my.thread content.categoryIdentifier = my.category content.badge = self.counter as NSNumber // -- this counter gets incremented for each iteration of the loop //.. Calendar trigger var dateComponents = Calendar.current.dateComponents([.year, .month, .day, .hour, .minute, .second], from: myTime) let trigger = UNCalendarNotificationTrigger(dateMatching: dateComponents, repeats: false) let identifier = message.notify.reset(self.notifyNumber) let request = UNNotificationRequest(identifier: identifier, content: content, trigger: trigger) //.. Add it to notification center UNUserNotificationCenter.current().add(request) { (error) in self.printError(error, location: *** Add request for identifier: + identifier) } Then, once that one is added, I increment the counter and add the next one. I

does this look like a valid implementation? It’s hard to say without knowing more about your requirements. There’s a lot of code in there (all the gregorianForcedLocale(using:) stuff) that looks like test code rather than something you plan to deploy. So, if the goal is to print a localised date that includes the Gregorian month and the day, this is what I’d write: let df = DateFormatter() df.calendar = Calendar(identifier: .gregorian) df.setLocalizedDateFormatFromTemplate(Md) print(df.string(from: Date())) Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Here's some modern Swift code based on @eskimo's recommended approach. My requirement was to localize a month/day string, e.g. Apr 28, so it would appear as 4/28 in the U.S., but reformatted as 28/4 or similar in other locales. The +dateFormat(fromTemplate:options:locale) function seems to be smart enough to flip the M/d around to match the locale. @eskimo, does this look like a valid implementation? import Foundation let now = Date() for localeIdentifier in Locale.availableIdentifiers { let locale = Locale(identifier: localeIdentifier) let forcedLocale = gregorianForcedLocale(using: locale) let dateFormat = DateFormatter.dateFormat(fromTemplate: M/d, options: 0, locale: forcedLocale)! let formatter = DateFormatter() formatter.calendar = Calendar(identifier: .gregorian) formatter.dateFormat = dateFormat let dateString = formatter.string(from: now) print(localeIdentifier + , + dateFormat + , + dateString) } func gregorianForcedLocale(using locale: Locale) - Locale { let localeIdentifier = locale.ide

I came not as a dev, but I had this error simply entering time in Calendar or Alarm. Thanks @3no, your tip resolved the issue for me too!

When I tried to write a PHP service that makes calendar files, I've met such a problem. I think it's Apple Calendar bug that we cannot fix, because the PHP-generated calendar shows up properly when I use http:// to get it. But when I use webcal://, it shows in Calendar list, even can be refreshed (and server detects the refresh), but no events shown up. For more details, search Subscribed calendars not shown on my device, but they can be opened manually on Ask Different.

Does anybody have a solution for this issue. Gregmee haven’t had luck figuring out how to fix this. I still manually disable the calendar and then re-connect and the the updates are pulled correctly - but the daily changes are missed this way :( I really hope that apple may fix this issue - but it looks like it is being left at the bottom of the list of “things-to-do”. Best wishes, /L

I seem to have resolved this. I noticed that the Show date checkbox inside of Date & Time seemed to have become unchecked somehow even though I never touched it. Changing the calendar inside of Language & Region seems to have gotten the thing into a weird where just the 4 is shown in the menu bar without the Apr and the Show date checkbox is unchecked. It's very easy to reproduce but this bug isn't getting fixed.

This is still an issue 5 months later. Contacts with Apple have come to nothing. Calendar updates on all devices / computers except devices running IOS 14. I can see more users having this issue in other threads. Has anyone come up with a fix apart from deleting and adding the calendar again?