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[Nicolas <coinb@xxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I am impacted by a very similar bug.

Configuration: Mako OTA 5 rev 22 installed on a Nexus 4.
Timezone: Europe/Paris (UTC+2)

Step to reproduce (calendar view is week or day, say for example week)
1) Launch Calendar
2) Tap on the screen on a day D, hour H. A new event is created without title, at day D hour H
3) Double tap on the event. This goes to the event screen edition. Do not modify the event, just validate.
4) After validation, the application returns to the week view. The event has been moved to day D, H-2 (in my case, I imagine that is because I am in UTC+2 timezone).

Expected behaviour: 
4) After validation, the application returns to the week view. The event is still at day D, hour H

Nicolas

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1372254

Title:
  New Event in Calendar app not scheduled for the correct time zone.

Status in Ubuntu Calendar App:
  Confirmed
Status in indicator-datetime package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Phone - LGE Nexus 4
  OS Version - Ubuntu 14.10 (r48)
  Time zone - America/Los Angeles - UTC-7
  Steps to reproduce: 
  Calendar view is for the month.
  1 - select 'New Event' in the calendar app
  2 - enter event information, set the date as the current date (21-Sep-2014)
  3 - enter a start time = 21:30
  4 - enter an end time = 22:30
  5 - use 'Personal' calendar
  6 - save the event
  An event is created for 'Tomorrow at 4:30 am', not 21:30 for the current date

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