Description of problem: When saving a recurring events to a Google Calendar with Sunbird and the Provider for Google Calendar installed, the ending date is not saved correctly, and future dates of the event are therefore not saved. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): sunbird-0.9-3.fc10.x86_64 Provider for Google Calendar 0.5.1 How reproducible: 90%-100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add recurring event with Google Provider installed. 2. Select ends on specific day. Select a date in the future. 3. Save the event to a Google Calendar 4. Navigate to all future dates where recurring event should occur, to verify. Actual results: Not all future dates are saved. When re-opening the event, it shows a different ending date than the one initially entered. Expected results: All future dates for recurring event should be saved. Additional info: Untested in i386 I have been unable to find a correlation between the end date that is chosen and the end date that ultimately gets saved. Problem seems to only occur on new events: editing existing events seems to work fine, so each time a new recurring event is added, it must be corrected and saved again.
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