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new f49186b05e82 [backport camel-4.14.x] CAMEL-24343:
camel-google-calendar - stop the stream consumer from skipping events (#25386)
f49186b05e82 is described below
commit f49186b05e824f061e90cc502d85bc133f0c2ad2
Author: Andrea Cosentino <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Thu Aug 6 14:41:33 2026 +0200
[backport camel-4.14.x] CAMEL-24343: camel-google-calendar - stop the
stream consumer from skipping events (#25386)
CAMEL-24343: camel-google-calendar - stop the stream consumer from skipping
events (#25352)
With considerLastUpdate the consumer moved its updatedMin cursor to the
local
clock whenever a poll returned nothing, so every event modified between the
two
polls was filtered out and never delivered. On a non-empty poll it moved the
cursor one second past the newest event instead, which dropped everything
modified within that same second.
The cursor is now the update time of the newest event actually delivered,
and
the ids seen at that exact instant are remembered so the inclusive
updatedMin
filter does not deliver them twice.
Also replaces the unbounded self-recursion on an invalid sync token (HTTP
410)
with a single full re-sync, and guards the item list of the response, which
is
null when the calendar returns no events.
(cherry picked from commit ab77bb5ee23beabce32d6c9588ea2e66fd6d834f)
Signed-off-by: Andrea Cosentino <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
