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Can I have a Google Calendar with two email address? #1016
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There's no support for multiple emails in the same calendar view (ie no way to merge the data from two distinct calendars). That sounds like it would be a good feature to add. You can run multiple instances of the calendar widget by configuring the two of them uniquely. Take a look at the docs here to see how to do that: https://wtfutil.com/configuration/add_mutiple_instance_of_widget/ |
Ah! That's precisely what I wanted, thank you. |
Ha, sadly, this is so close but no cigar. Because the gcal-auth.json file cannot be shared, and as far as I can tell, you can't set the file name - you can for the secret but not the response file. Maybe I'll learn Go and see about merging those two calendars after all ;) |
That is an excellent point. Feel free to take on the multiple calendars task if you like, and ask in here or the Slack channel if you need any pointers. I'm going to extract that file path out so that it's configurable. |
@fakeharxy I'm looking for the exact same feature. Any update on this? |
Store cached credentials referenced by email This solves wtfutil#1016
* Allow multiple gcal widgets Store cached credentials referenced by email This solves #1016 * Rename existing gcal file if exists
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
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I apologise if this has been asked before. I have looked. There is quite a lot of talk about getting multiple calendars from one gmail account - but I have a gmail for work and a gmail for home. It would be great to combine the two calendars, or have two instances of
gcal:
running next to each other - but if I do that, the second one seems to overwrite the first. Is there any way of doing this.Thanks!
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