Synchronizing issue

[leomalmachen]

I'm noticing that cal.com doesn't realize when i delelte an appinment in my calender it still says there's no slot availlable. How long does it take to synchronize

[dosubot[bot]]

I found a similar closed issue regarding synchronization problems with Google Calendar, which was resolved by a pull request that addressed issues with calendar sync at the beginning and end of the month ^[1].

Currently, cal.com uses the deleteEvent method in the CalendarService class to handle deletions of events from external calendars. This method ensures that events are properly deleted from the connected calendar ^[2][3].

Synchronization delays or failures can be caused by several factors, such as a slow CalDAV server or issues with calendar credentials, like an expired or revoked access token ^[4]. Unfortunately, I couldn't find specific information on the default synchronization interval or how frequently cal.com checks for updates in connected external calendars.

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Cal.com uses Google Calendar's push notifications to detect changes in Google Calendar events. This is done through a webhook subscription using the calendar.events.watch API, which allows Cal.com to receive notifications whenever there are changes to the events in the subscribed Google Calendar ^[1]. However, I couldn't find specific information on a default synchronization interval or a scheduled sync process, such as daily synchronization, in the available documentation.

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[leomalmachen]

what i can do on my end to ensure that cal.com recoginezes changes in my google calender, suggest soemthing either in teh google calender part or trough make.com

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To ensure that Cal.com recognizes changes in your Google Calendar, you can try the following steps:

1. Check Permissions: Ensure that Cal.com has the necessary permissions to access your Google Calendar. You can do this by reviewing the permissions granted to Cal.com in your Google Account settings.

2. Reauthorize Cal.com: Sometimes, reauthorizing the connection between Cal.com and Google Calendar can resolve synchronization issues. You can do this by disconnecting and then reconnecting your Google Calendar in the Cal.com settings.

3. Verify Webhook Subscription: Ensure that the webhook subscription is active. This is crucial for receiving push notifications from Google Calendar. If you have access to the Cal.com settings, check if the webhook is correctly set up.

4. Check for Token Expiry: Make sure that the OAuth2 tokens used by Cal.com are not expired. If they are, you might need to refresh them or reauthorize the connection.

5. Use Make.com for Automation: If you are using Make.com (formerly Integromat), you can set up an automation scenario to manually trigger a sync or update between Google Calendar and Cal.com. This can be useful if you want to ensure that changes are recognized promptly.

6. Review Logs for Errors: If you have access to any logs or error messages, review them to identify any specific issues that might be causing synchronization problems.

These steps should help improve the synchronization between Cal.com and your Google Calendar.

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[leomalmachen]

how can i set the make.com scenario up

[leomalmachen]

where can i do this Check Permissions: Ensure that Cal.com has the necessary permissions to access your Google Calendar. You can do this by reviewing the permissions granted to Cal.com in your Google Account settings.

[leomalmachen]

is there any info of resynching cycle with cal.com and google calender