Hi Arthur, FYI below following previous exchange... (In reply to Richard Leger from comment #26) > (In reply to Arthur K. from comment #25) > > ... I have two GMail CalDAVs set up but heck if I know how many events I have in total for each. Where does it show that number? > > I don't think using only GMail for testing is the right thing to do... as it may use different backend perhaps? My calendar is setup and distributed via a Davical server... > > I think the number of items appears somewhere in the request/response... or I may have got the number by exporting my calendar to gmail to test Gmail calendar sync (GSync provider) in the past and it showed number of items there in status bar while loading...l As of today I have 4481 .ics files (events) in my calendar :-) I now recall how I know exactly how much items I have in my CalDAV calendar. I use Cyberduck app (https://cyberduck.io/) to connect to the CalDAV calendar to list each event in the format of individual .ics files (it takes ~14 seconds) and in status bar it shows how many items are listed. This app is also handy for troubleshooting purpose to load/open individual event in a text editor and check data or edit/save it manually in ical format, if needed be... Just sharing if case it may be useful to someone else... Cheers, Richard
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Hi Arthur, FYI below following previous exchange... (In reply to Richard Leger from comment #26) > (In reply to Arthur K. from comment #25) > > ... I have two GMail CalDAVs set up but heck if I know how many events I have in total for each. Where does it show that number? > > I don't think using only GMail for testing is the right thing to do... as it may use different backend perhaps? My calendar is setup and distributed via a Davical server... > > I think the number of items appears somewhere in the request/response... or I may have got the number by exporting my calendar to gmail to test Gmail calendar sync (GSync provider) in the past and it showed number of items there in status bar while loading...l As of today I have 4481 .ics files (events) in my calendar :-) I now recall how I know exactly how much items I have in my CalDAV calendar. I use Cyberduck app (https://cyberduck.io/) to connect to the CalDAV calendar to list each event in the format of individual .ics files (it takes ~14 seconds) and in status bar it shows how many items are listed. This app is also handy for troubleshooting purpose to load/open individual event in a text editor and check data or edit/save it manually in ical format, if needed be... Just sharing in case it may be useful to someone else... Cheers, Richard
Hi Arthur, FYI below following previous exchange... (In reply to Richard Leger from comment #26) > (In reply to Arthur K. from comment #25) > > ... I have two GMail CalDAVs set up but heck if I know how many events I have in total for each. Where does it show that number? > > I don't think using only GMail for testing is the right thing to do... as it may use different backend perhaps? My calendar is setup and distributed via a Davical server... > > I think the number of items appears somewhere in the request/response... or I may have got the number by exporting my calendar to gmail to test Gmail calendar sync (GSync provider) in the past and it showed number of items there in status bar while loading...l As of today I have ~4481 events in my calendar :-) I now recall how I know exactly how much items I have in my CalDAV calendar. I use Cyberduck app (https://cyberduck.io/) to connect to the CalDAV calendar to list each event in the format of individual .ics files (it takes ~14 seconds) and in status bar it shows how many items are listed. This app is also handy for troubleshooting purpose to load/open individual event in a text editor and check data or edit/save it manually in ical format, if needed be... Just sharing in case it may be useful to someone else... Cheers, Richard
Hi Arthur, FYI below following previous exchange... (In reply to Richard Leger from comment #26) > (In reply to Arthur K. from comment #25) > > ... I have two GMail CalDAVs set up but heck if I know how many events I have in total for each. Where does it show that number? > > I don't think using only GMail for testing is the right thing to do... as it may use different backend perhaps? My calendar is setup and distributed via a Davical server... > > I think the number of items appears somewhere in the request/response... or I may have got the number by exporting my calendar to gmail to test Gmail calendar sync (GSync provider) in the past and it showed number of items there in status bar while loading...l As of today I have ~4481 events in my calendar :-) I now recall how I know exactly how much items I have in my CalDAV calendar. I use Cyberduck app (https://cyberduck.io/) to connect to the CalDAV calendar to list each event in the format of individual .ics files (it takes ~14 seconds) and in status bar it shows how many items are listed. This app is also handy for troubleshooting purpose to load/open individual event in a text editor and check data or edit/save it manually in ical format, if need be... Just sharing in case it may be useful to someone else... Cheers, Richard