@awesome-cordova-plugins/calendar - calendar access has changed in iOS 17

[pkings]

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Current behavior:

In iOS 17, the api for requesting calendar access has changed: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/technotes/tn3152-migrating-to-the-latest-calendar-access-levels

"Replace the deprecated request methods. The iOS, macOS, and watchOS SDKs bundled in Xcode 15 deprecate the requestAccess(to:completion:) and requestAccess(to:) methods. If your app links against the iOS 17 SDK, macOS 14 SDK, or watchOS 10 SDK, calling these deprecated request methods doesn’t prompt the user for access and throws an error message. Remove these methods from your app. Use the new APIs to prompt the user for access in your app:"

As indicated in the quote above, the user prompt for asking for calendar access does not show up anymore.

Expected behavior:
In iOS Versions below 17, requesting the calendar access worked using requestReadPermission(): Promise<any>. It should also work in iOS 17.

Steps to reproduce:
Try to request calendar access using requestReadPermission(): Promise<any> of import {Calendar} from "@awesome-cordova-plugins/calendar/ngx";

Thanks! :-)

[mdivya-symplr]

Any update regarding this. This is a blocker as we are no longer seeing/receiving calendar permission for the app.
@pkings Have you found any alternative for this?
I see this is related to - EddyVerbruggen/Calendar-PhoneGap-Plugin#565
Looks like even cordova-plugin-calendar needs to address this yet

Thanks.

[mdivya-symplr]

@pkings For me, I'm on capacitor. Adding NSCalendarsFullAccessUsageDescription to Info.plist has worked. After this I'm receiving calendar permissions.
EddyVerbruggen/Calendar-PhoneGap-Plugin#565 (comment)

UPDATE
Above fix worked only for 14.2 latest beta 3 version but not for lower again!! :(

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