[Ryan Freng]

Awesome, thanks!

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I just updated. I’ll report back tomorrow after the scheduled import runs.

Thanks,
Ryan

[Ryan Freng]

Sweet! Do you have an ETA for this?

Thanks,
Ryan

[Ryan Freng]

Hi Shelby,

The client uses Google Calendar as their master for events so I need to be able to overwrite local events when they change in the Google Calendar. This is why ‘Import events but preserve local changes to event fields.’ Is a must!

The duplicates happen on the first import too. So it shouldn’t be an issue of update authority, should it?

Here’s what I’m doing:

1. Clear events
2. Run purge plugins
3. Delete event aggregator import settings
4. Create new import
5. Run import once

It’s at this initialization point that I’m getting duplicates.

[Ryan Freng]

Hi Shelby,

Unfortunately, this client doesn’t have PRO since they don’t need those features. They do events in Google Calendar and import. What is another way to attack this issue?

Thanks,
Ryan

[Ryan Freng]

Wonderful, thanks.

[Ryan Freng]

Hello,

Any update on this? It’s been a month for my client with no auto update of events. I’m not sure how much longer I can leave it like that.

Thanks,
Ryan

[Ryan Freng]

??

[Ryan Freng]

Regardless of the category setting, categories are blown away. This is not ideal. This shouldn’t be happening since I have “preserve most recent” saved.

[Ryan Freng]

Note: I do have a category being assigned on import. Could that be blowing away my custom category?

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