accepted appointment guests may want to minorly adjust an event earlier but this could run into a padding window rule.
given that appointments still require approval, allowing accepted guests to request such a move may be common (aka, someone is arriving earlier than expected)
accepted appointment guests may want to minorly adjust an event earlier but this could run into a padding window rule.
given that appointments still require approval, allowing accepted guests to request such a move may be common (aka, someone is arriving earlier than expected)
Closing in favor of the narrowed #61 at the owner’s request. The retained task lets hosts knowingly override guest-facing rescheduling limits while continuing to reject actual event overlaps. Guest-initiated padding exceptions are not part of that scope and are not being pursued separately.
Closing in favor of the narrowed #61 at the owner’s request. The retained task lets hosts knowingly override guest-facing rescheduling limits while continuing to reject actual event overlaps. Guest-initiated padding exceptions are not part of that scope and are not being pursued separately.
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accepted appointment guests may want to minorly adjust an event earlier but this could run into a padding window rule.
given that appointments still require approval, allowing accepted guests to request such a move may be common (aka, someone is arriving earlier than expected)
Closing in favor of the narrowed #61 at the owner’s request. The retained task lets hosts knowingly override guest-facing rescheduling limits while continuing to reject actual event overlaps. Guest-initiated padding exceptions are not part of that scope and are not being pursued separately.