Denis Anuschewski

I have the same issue on my machine: Ubuntu 20.04, Gnome 3.36.3, Mailnag 2.0.0 After some digging I found out that the libnotify plugin checks if GNOME is used by...

Hi @pulb no problem. I wrote a small PR which adds `XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP` to the GNOME check and looks for the string's ending instead of an exact match ("ubuntu:GNOME" etc.). Hope...

> Arch: > > ``` > $ printenv | grep XDG_CURRENT > XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME > ``` Perfect! So the fix would also work for you.

@jlugao A bit late, but you have to pass the weekday to your rule with `byday` like so: `myrule = recurrence.Rule( recurrence.WEEKLY, byday=recurrence.MONDAY )`

I think this is a different case than with the `DTSTART` property. Correct me if I'm wrong, but there seems to be no statement in the specs defining `DTEND` as...

Maybe @jpulec can shed some light. After all he's the one who found out about the `DTSTART` parts in RFC 2445.

Thanks for clearing that up @jpulec So what do you suggest for fixing this issue? Remove `Recurrence.dtend` completely?

`dateutil.rrule` is supposed to follow the same specs anyway according to the [docs](http://dateutil.readthedocs.io/en/stable/rrule.html). So I think so too that it's enough to just wrap the python library and leave the...

I think I figured out why the described behaviour sometimes occurs only with inc=True, and sometimes without. As @trpt4him already mentioned, the core problem lies in the ruleset creation function...

@dominicrodger - What do you think? I could write a test for this issue to demonstrate the behaviour, but first of all it must be clear what results to expect:...