Ingo at envirology
Apr 25, 2012, 3:00 AM
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iOS BDAY in CalDAV bug, maybe some movement
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Just got this email from Apple:
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Hello Ingo,
This is a follow up to Bug ID# 10866039. After further investigation it has
been determined that this is a known issue, which is currently being
investigated by engineering. This issue has been filed in our bug database
under the original Bug ID# 10897549. The original bug number being used to
track this duplicate issue can be found in the State column, in this format:
Duplicate/OrigBug#.
Thank you for submitting this bug report. We truly appreciate your assistance
in helping us discover and isolate bugs.
Best Regards,
Apple Developer Connection
Worldwide Developer Relations
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Bug ID #: 10866039
Bug Title: BDAY for contacts one day offset
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<GMT15-Feb-2012 03:08:28GMT> Ingo Ratsdorf:
Summary: Birthday for contacts is one day offset in other 3rd party apps other
than the iOS Contacts app and is synched incorrectly over CardDAV
Steps to Reproduce: Enter birthday in iPhone contacs app for any contacts.
Open any other contact application and see the birthday there, ie birthday
reminders or sync via CardDAV.
Expected Results: Birthday to be shown as entered.
Actual Results: Birthday a day offset in any 3rd party app, in 3rd party
birthday reminders and also synched as a day later via cardDAV.
Regression:
Notes:
Sent by eGroupware to iPhone via CardDAV:
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
PRODID:-//EGroupware//NONSGML EGroupware Addressbook 1.8//EN
{..}
BDAY:2001-09-02
END:VCARD
changed some NOTES text and iPhone sends it again to eGroupware:
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
PRODID:-//EGroupware//NONSGML EGroupware Addressbook 1.8//EN
{..}
BDAY;value=date:2001-09-03
END:VCARD
When the card was submitted, the iPhone still showed 200-09-02 for birthday
and once it saved it and synced it back, Birthday was on 2001-09-03! (Of
course, because that's what it sent)
But why does the iPhone sends the birthday as 2001-09-03???????
And this is repetitive. So EVERY TIME I edit an address on the iPhone, the
birthday shifts another day once it has synched via CardDAV.
I could only imagine that this is a TZ problem and that the iPhone stores the
birthday with a TZ internally but skips it when saving back. I am in
Auckland/NZ, GMT+13.
Funny enough that does not happen when I use activeSync.
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