Generate events iCalendar file #17
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Do you know why Github's diff shows the entire |
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Hm. When I open it up in my editor, it tells me that the file is using DOS style line endings. I don't know how they got there, but maybe it changed all the line endings to DOS, and that's what the diff is? There should be one line changed there. I'm going to |
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That did it. Weird. I'll squash those two together and force push. |
This patch adds a generated iCalendar file at the URL `/events/calendar.ics` and links to it from the home page and events page. The description field isn't always nice looking, but it's the best I've been able to get it. The generated iCalendar was validated with [this online validator][validator]. [validator]: https://icalendar.org/validator.html
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Looks good, thanks Patrick! |
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This patch adds a generated iCalendar file at the URL
/events/calendar.icsand links to it from the home page and eventspage. The description field isn't always nice looking, but it's the
best I've been able to get it.
The generated iCalendar was validated with this online
validator.