Renaming SP calendar #781
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Renaming SP calendar #781
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jarrodmillman
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This breaks subscriptions, but there should not be many of those. Maybe just notify on the learn discord channel. |
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Ahh, I haven't realised that was tied to the same field. Sorry :( |
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Hmm. Doesn't the subscription based on the filename, which hasn't been changed? E.g. I still get |
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I think it would be nice to have a Scientific Python Community calls and list all open SP events under it.
(I would also think it's useful to explicitly list the interval, even if the default works fine.