Add calendar.ics template
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Awesome! |
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WOW excellent work @marcoroth let's do it! I wonder if there's a standard way to advertise that a site has this type of feature? 🤔 |
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Yeah, I was also looking into this, but haven't really found anything. I guess the best way would be to show it on the actual website itself and maybe add instructions on how to subscribe to it. |
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I can't seem to get it to show up on my GCal when using "Subscribe by URL".
Anyone else have this issue?
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Yeah, I was also looking into this, but haven't really found anything. I
guess the best way would be to show it on the actual website itself and
maybe add instructions on how to subscribe to it.
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Yeah, seems like it's super picky about http/https from what I saw. Maybe we can enforce https and setup redirects for http to make it easier? |
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Oh interesting - http:// works while https:// doesn’t (for me)
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Yup, that's also what I found out. Not sure if we can resolve this in jekyll itself. |
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it seems there is an issue with SSL of server, for this reason events are not getting synced: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.rubyconferences.org |
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Reason for Change ================= * The iCal feed is cool! More people should know about it and use it * The change was implemented in [this PR](ruby-conferences#492) Changes ======= * Add link to .ics feed in the layout file
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Reason for Change ================= * The iCal feed is cool! More people should know about it and use it * The change was implemented in [this PR](#492) Changes ======= * Add link to .ics feed in the layout file
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This pull request adds a
calendar.icsfile which contains all the events in the iCal format. This is ideal because this lets you add http://www.rubyconferences.org/calendar.ics as a calendar subscription to your calendar of choice without having to add the events yourself.This is conceptionally similar to #339 but uses the icalendar format and doesn't need to have a "updated" field.