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[Kunal Parmar <pkunal.parmar@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jason,

EDS is  just plugin for Organizer Model. 
What I know is Qt's Organizer model will call certain API from plug in, which means EDS. and Then call provide necessary signal to client like calendar.

To understand how mode refresh is called, I think you will need to go
though Qt' Organizer model's code.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1364653

Title:
  Daily Recurring Events need refresh to appear when created from
  DayView

Status in Calendar application for Ubuntu devices:
  New
Status in “qtorganizer5-eds” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  When I create a daily recurring event from the DayView that starts on
  that day, the EventBubble does not immediately appear on the current
  Day.  I can swipe to go to future days, and the EventBubble appears
  there.  If I swipe back to return to the original Day, or I go to a
  different view (MonthView, WeekView, etc.) the event appears.

  Since the EventBubble appears after re-navigating to the page in any
  way, this appears to be a "refreshing" problem, where the DayView
  isn't updated after creating a recurring event.

  Steps to Reproduce
  --------------------------------
  1) Open the Calendar App, and go to any day on the DayView.
  2) Create a recurring event starting on that day, which re-occurs daily.
  3) Save the new event and return to the DayView.  The EventBubble should not appear on the DayView for the current Day.

  Expected: The EventBubble should appear on the DayView page
  immediately after returning from creating the event.

  A reproduction of this behavior can be seen at:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NK9m8ZznrA&feature=youtu.be

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