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Hi, I agree that this is a great idea, and would be really useful. However, not really on our scope right now. Implementing this would be really hard. Location permissions are very sensible, and even more in the background. I can only suggest to do some complex automation using Tasker or similars to have this behaviour with ICSx⁵. Otherwise you would have to use another app, sorry. |
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That's reasonable. I guess I could make a HTTP proxy where I can set
variables and have it do interpolation.
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Hi, I agree that this is a great idea, and would be really useful.
However, not really on our scope right now. Implementing this would be
really hard. Location permissions are very sensible, and even more in the
background. I can only suggest to do some complex automation using Tasker
or similars to have this behaviour with ICSx⁵.
Otherwise you would have to use another app, sorry.
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I want my calendar to be location-aware. Currently, it shows when the weather is good for outdoor swimming via URLs like /weather?lat=10&lon=10. If I travel, I want it to update automatically using variables, e.g., /weather?lat={lat}&lon={lon}. The same approach could handle timezones with a /weather?tz={timezone} variable.
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