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I know this is not really a balfolk.org bug, but bear with me: My GMail calendar imported via ICS was showing Bal Etoile (15/03/2023) but I couldn't find it on Facebook. So I double checked and balfolk.org showed it as cancelled. I downloaded the ICS file and I correctly found STATUS: CANCELLED. Maybe consider not listing the cancelled events at all in the exported files?

Please double check that this is true (I cannot force ICS refreshing in GMail). Feel free to ignore/mark as "Works as intended".

I’ve just tried to create a PR for the Vienna events (#447). According to my local schema validations the yaml file is fine, but it fails to validate with dancelist validate because I’ve used anchors to spare me some copy&paste.

I’m not a rust programmer but according to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73311581/how-to-use-yaml-references-with-rusts-serde-yaml serde_yaml (which seems to be used by this project) supports anchors. Therefore I’m not sure what’s wrong with dancelist validate.

https://www.gugelhupf-dresden.de/tanz-in-dresden/calendar/icslist/calendar.ics: Not very helpful, missing URL and timezone.

It’s a bit of a inconvenience to need to take care of time zones when creating the data for the YAML files. Even more so because dance events are usually in person at a specific place where the timezone to use is kind of obvious

I’d propose to …:

1. Move the timezone information to an extra field.
2. Accept unix locales (eg. Europe/Vienna) for this field instead of just offsets.
3. Implement a mapping of country/city to default timezone.

Any of those would improve the editing experience.

https://cdss.org/events/ has an iCalendar feed which looks promising.

See https://github.com/simonw/til/blob/main/ics/google-calendar-ics-subscribe-link.md. Just need a link of the form https://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=webcal://, with an https URL.

For some reason, putting the table row borders on the tr rather than the td results in them being an inconsistent width, at least in Chrome.

At some intermediate screen widths longer dance style names (e.g. "English ceilidh") are broken across two lines, and wider than they should be.

Try https://edinburghceilidhclub.com/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/12.