twister + calendars: cancelled occurrence semantics

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.

[KrisBraun]

Renames NewScheduleOccurrence.archived to cancelled, and updates the three calendar connectors (google, apple, outlook) to emit cancelled: true on per-instance cancellations. archived overloaded the meaning — elsewhere on schedules it means "hide this entity"; on occurrences it actually meant "this date won't happen in the series". The new field name matches upstream calendar APIs (Google status: "cancelled", Microsoft isCancelled, iCalendar STATUS:CANCELLED).

The Plot runtime keeps translating cancelled: true into an addition to the parent schedule's recurrence_exdates — the canonical storage representation for skipped dates — so connectors stay stateless about the parent series and don't need to compute exdate updates themselves. For one release, archived: true on an occurrence is still accepted as a deprecated alias and emits a console warning. The bulk NewSchedule.recurrenceExdates field is unchanged and remains the right shape for seeding a master schedule's full EXDATE list at initial sync (apple/outlook ICS/Graph master parse paths).

Also bundled here: order-independent end-of-batch pending_occ drain in google-calendar (and a flush-leftovers behavior at full-pass cleanup that forwards orphaned pending occurrences to saveLinks rather than silently discarding them). The previous inline drain at master-processing time missed instances that arrived after their master in the same batch, and after the cancelled-semantics switch every dropped cancellation is more user-visible.