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The date of an all-day event has a weird syntax in the event details pop out.
For example, an all-day event set for December 10, 2022 shows a syntax of "Dec 10-9, 2022". Prior versions would have just said 'Dec 10, 2022".
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Ventura changed the way All-day events are handled so the code that displays them is off-by-one. I now detect macOS 13+ and handle All-day events differently.
Can you see if this works? https://itsycal.s3.amazonaws.com/Itsycal-0.13.3-Bug213-000.zip
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@sfsam That fixes it.
Bug #213 macOS 13 handles All-day events right
a7d640a
No need for hack to adjust All-day event end date.
Bug #257, continuation of #213
c5fc3a3
macOS 13 handles All-day events differently from previous versions. No longer need a hack to handle All-day events. Now fixed in "Copy" function too.
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The date of an all-day event has a weird syntax in the event details pop out.
For example, an all-day event set for December 10, 2022 shows a syntax of "Dec 10-9, 2022". Prior versions would have just said 'Dec 10, 2022".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: