What part of a Nextcloud calendar URI comprises the base, and which the resource?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

I can simply use the whole URI when adding one to Thunderbird.

[justyns]

@RokeJulianLockhart did you ever figure this out? I've tried a few combinations and haven't gotten it to work yet

[RokeJulianLockhart]

#2715 (comment)

No, @justyns, because until I'm able to use subtasks, this application unfortunately isn't of any use to me. Though regardless, if you manage to ascertain how to utilize NextCloud with it, please mention it here.

[justyns]

Thanks, I'll mess around with it some more this weekend. I didn't realize subtasks weren't supported so that might actually be a dealbreaker for me too anyways.
Can I ask what you moved to, or are you just using the web version of nextcloud tasks/deck?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

#2715 (reply in thread)

@justyns, I use Tasks.org on my smartphone, but that means that on my desktop I'm forced to utilize the online NC Tasks GUI. It's bad. I haven't found a single decent CalDAV client - not even Thunderbird supports subtasks either!

[q-wertz]

When you are on Linux you can maybe try Planify, they support subtasks...

I don't use it on a regular basis so cannot give you more info. In the beginning it was a little bit slow but got way better in the last versions as far as I can tell...

[RokeJulianLockhart]

#2715 (reply in thread)

@q-wertz, thank you. It's promising, excepting https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/why-do-gtk-4-flatpak-applications-have-incorrect-font-aa/139126#p-365030-planify-4.

[q-wertz]

For me this works:

where Privat is the actual name of the calendar

not anything from the url (which would be default in my case)

[RokeJulianLockhart]

#2715 (comment)

@q-wertz, I've not confirmed that your method works for me, but I'll mark this as the answer because of #2715 (reply in thread). Thanks.