fix rrule parsing if start date (DTSTART) includes timezone (TZID) #7223
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…ZID) the time is recognized (does not default to all day)
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@arshaw This is my second attempt, would be really appreciated if you could merge this small fix. |
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Thanks for this fix 🙏 I used it to patch my project with patch-package while waiting for this PR to be merged |
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Replaces #7044 (aborted because of merge conflicts)
Fixes #6932
Right now, without this fix the folllowing event has no start time and defaults to all day because of
;TZID=Europe/Vienna: