[Touch-packages] [Bug 1372065] Re: Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1361702 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1361702
> All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect
the events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de
setembre de 2014")
This is as per the design at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeAndDate#Phone.2BAC8-tablet-1: ``The “Clock”
item should be followed by as many alarms and calendar events, in
chronological order, fit on the screen without pushing “Time & Date
Settings…” off the bottom. ''
> The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the
calendar. Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the
clock
I suspect nik90 is right that this is bug #1361702
> The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they
open the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them
opens the calendar
This is a duplicate of bug #1317861
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1361702
Disabled alarms show up as calendar events
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Title:
Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Status in The Date and Time Indicator:
New
Status in Calendar application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
See the attached screenshot. It shows the indicator displaying:
- An alarm ("Despertador")
- Several calendar events ("Daniel/David 1:1", "Core apps branches review",
etc.)
There are several issues:
- All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect the
events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de setembre de
2014")
- The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the calendar.
Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the clock
- The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they open
the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them opens the
calendar
Using image 48 from ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed on mako.
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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1372065] Re: Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
hmm if they don't show in the indicator then the alarm won't ring. This
is bad!
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Title:
Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Status in The Date and Time Indicator:
New
Status in Calendar application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
See the attached screenshot. It shows the indicator displaying:
- An alarm ("Despertador")
- Several calendar events ("Daniel/David 1:1", "Core apps branches review",
etc.)
There are several issues:
- All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect the
events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de setembre de
2014")
- The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the calendar.
Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the clock
- The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they open
the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them opens the
calendar
Using image 48 from ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed on mako.
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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1372065] Re: Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
I'm seeing this as well (my alarm was disabled), but yes, it's a
separate issue (thanks for filing it!)
I cannot confirm if "Enabled Alarms show up as alarms in the indicator-
datetime", as after creating an alarm, it doesn't show up in the
indicator at all for me.
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Title:
Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Status in The Date and Time Indicator:
New
Status in Calendar application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
See the attached screenshot. It shows the indicator displaying:
- An alarm ("Despertador")
- Several calendar events ("Daniel/David 1:1", "Core apps branches review",
etc.)
There are several issues:
- All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect the
events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de setembre de
2014")
- The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the calendar.
Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the clock
- The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they open
the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them opens the
calendar
Using image 48 from ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed on mako.
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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1372065] Re: Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Today I tested on ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed image 49 and noticed the following
behavior,
- Enabled Alarms show up as alarms in the indicator-datetime
- Disabled alarms show up as events in indicator-datetime (known issue bug
1361702)
@dpm, is this what you experience as well?
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Title:
Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Status in The Date and Time Indicator:
New
Status in Calendar application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
See the attached screenshot. It shows the indicator displaying:
- An alarm ("Despertador")
- Several calendar events ("Daniel/David 1:1", "Core apps branches review",
etc.)
There are several issues:
- All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect the
events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de setembre de
2014")
- The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the calendar.
Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the clock
- The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they open
the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them opens the
calendar
Using image 48 from ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed on mako.
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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1372065] Re: Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
** Description changed:
See the attached screenshot. It shows the indicator displaying:
- An alarm ("Despertador")
- Several calendar events ("Daniel/David 1:1", "Core apps branches review",
etc.)
There are several issues:
- All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect the
events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de setembre de
2014")
- The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the calendar.
Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the clock
- The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they open
the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them opens the
calendar
+
+ Using image 48 from ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed on mako.
** Changed in: ubuntu-clock-app
Status: Incomplete => New
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Title:
Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Status in The Date and Time Indicator:
New
Status in Calendar application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
See the attached screenshot. It shows the indicator displaying:
- An alarm ("Despertador")
- Several calendar events ("Daniel/David 1:1", "Core apps branches review",
etc.)
There are several issues:
- All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect the
events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de setembre de
2014")
- The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the calendar.
Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the clock
- The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they open
the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them opens the
calendar
Using image 48 from ubuntu-rtm/devel-proposed on mako.
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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1372065] Re: Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Which channel and image did you test this on? I noticed locally that
when creating events in the calendar app, they show up as alarms in the
indicator. But I have never had the issue of clock alarms showing up as
calendar events (nor can I reproduce it on rtm r1 mako). That has to be
regression.
** Changed in: ubuntu-clock-app
Status: New => Incomplete
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Title:
Alarms and calendar events are mixed in the indicator
Status in The Date and Time Indicator:
New
Status in Calendar application for Ubuntu devices:
New
Status in Clock application for Ubuntu devices:
Incomplete
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
See the attached screenshot. It shows the indicator displaying:
- An alarm ("Despertador")
- Several calendar events ("Daniel/David 1:1", "Core apps branches review",
etc.)
There are several issues:
- All alarms/events are listed under Clock ("Rellotge"). I would expect the
events to be listed under the calendar entry ("diumenge, 21 de setembre de
2014")
- The alarm has an event icon, and upon tapping on it, it opens the calendar.
Expected: alarms have an alarm icon, tapping on it opens the clock
- The events have an alarm icon, and upon tapping on any of them, they open
the clock. Expected: events have an event icon, tapping on them opens the
calendar
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