Could not download TZ info
See original GitHub issueHi, and thanks for good library.
The problem occurs when using download
method in biweekly.io.TimezoneAssignment
.
https://mangstadt.github.io/biweekly/javadocs/latest/src-html/biweekly/io/TimezoneAssignment.html#line.98
It throws an exception IllegalArgumentException: Timezone ID not recognized.
It seems that the GET request to tzurl.org is probably causing a 302 redirect and resulting in an error.
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Just wanted to share that it does in fact work again, but didn’t until I redeployed the application I am using biweekly in. I assume this is due to caching.
I’m hesitant to change it because the
TZURL
property in the downloaded .ics file still uses the old URL. This suggests that the site administrators would prefer people to use that one.TZURL:http://tzurl.org/zoneinfo/America/New_York