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I have an issue where I have intermittent network connectivity.
When I don't have internet and this widget tries to refresh my calendar, I get a toast message on the bottom of the widget saying HTTP Error 0: Could not connect. Will try again soon. It obviously makes perfect sense to show this sort of message.
There is one slight irritation though: when this problem clears up and the widget next succeeds in fetching my calendar, this error does not disappear. Instead, I have to manually close it each time, even though it is no longer relevant.
Can you please fix this? Alternatively, could you/someone point me to documentation for how I would clear an error? I'd be more than happy to submit a PR, but I'm not at all familiar with this API.
Thanks so much.
PS: This looks like it might be a dup of # #273, but I thought I could lay out the problem a bit more clearly.
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I have an issue where I have intermittent network connectivity.
When I don't have internet and this widget tries to refresh my calendar, I get a toast message on the bottom of the widget saying
HTTP Error 0: Could not connect. Will try again soon.
It obviously makes perfect sense to show this sort of message.There is one slight irritation though: when this problem clears up and the widget next succeeds in fetching my calendar, this error does not disappear. Instead, I have to manually close it each time, even though it is no longer relevant.
Can you please fix this? Alternatively, could you/someone point me to documentation for how I would clear an error? I'd be more than happy to submit a PR, but I'm not at all familiar with this API.
Thanks so much.
PS: This looks like it might be a dup of # #273, but I thought I could lay out the problem a bit more clearly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: