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Feature request : sharing busy / available information on an agenda only #1044

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dylanbob opened this issue Jan 4, 2019 · 3 comments
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dylanbob commented Jan 4, 2019

This is a feature request : to be able to share only busy/available information when sharing a calendar or all events without details.
This would be a great way for example to see limited information of my private agenda on my professionnal computer / system / calendar client.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Click on a calendar sharing button
  2. Tick a box to select "not sharing details / only share busy-available information"
  3. Get a public link to share the calendar / subscribe to it without the events details

Expected behaviour

Just like the current sharing functionnality, but one can only see basic information on the calendar events : only start and end of each event (no text, no invitees, no location or category or reminders or whatever).

Actual behaviour

There is no such functionnality as of now

Server configuration

Not applicable. It would have to work just like the current sharing functionnality.

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Please use the Github Reactions feature instead of commenting +1, 👍 etc. These kinds of comments just unnecessarily notify everyone subscribed to this issue. Thx! :)

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This feature is already provided using Free/Busy for other users.
There is a feature request to share a busy only calendar with link: #725

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