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Bug in Google calendar import/export

2 min readMar 18, 2024

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After transferring calendar events to a new account using Google’s import/export feature, all the apostrophe’s in calendar events are mangled.

Make sure you always, always test special characters in any process — as many as possible — as that is where the bad things come into play. In this case the apostrophes all just look like this:

In the above example I would have something in my calendar like Joe’s Bday and everything from the apostrophe to end would look like the above.

That’s a bug.

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Teri Radichel | © 2nd Sight Lab 2024

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