SUMMARY When adding a DAV-Groupware-Resource (NextCloud), the process akondai_davgroupware_resource runs in circles, maxing out one CPU core. When then completing a task in Kalendar, the Kalendar GUI freezes. Restarting the PC does not fix the problem. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Burger-Menu -> Setup -> Kalendar Setup -> Accounts -> Calendar -> Add -> Dav-Groupware-Resource 2. Enter Username/Password 3. Manual Setup 4. Add -> CalDav -> https://XXXXX/remote.php/dav 5. Finish setup 6. akondai_davgroupware_resource now runs in circles (100% CPU load on one core) 7. Check a task to complete it 8. Kalendar now freezes OBSERVED RESULT akondai_davgroupware_resource uses 100% of one CPU core. Kalendar frozen. EXPECTED RESULT Calendar events and tasks are syncronized. Checking tasks completes them. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: Gentoo Linux 2.14 KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.8 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.110.0 Qt Version: 5.15.10 Graphics: X11 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION I have been using Kalendar to synchronize my tasks and calendar entries for half a year without issues. About two weeks ago checking a task froze Kalendar. After killing and restarting Kalendar i realized that one CPU core was being eaten by akondai. After restarting the PC did not fix the issue i removed the synchronization and added it again, and here we are. For now i am leaving Kalendar and NextCloud disconnected so my CPU does not run hot.
SUMMARY Bug seems to be fixed in akondai:23.08.4-r1 + Merkuro:23.08.4 STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Burger-Menu -> Setup -> Kalendar Setup -> Accounts -> Calendar -> Add -> Dav-Groupware-Resource 2. Enter Username/Password 3. Manual Setup 4. Add -> CalDav -> https://XXXXX/remote.php/dav 5. Finish setup 6. Check a task to complete it OBSERVED RESULT Calendar events and tasks are syncronized. Checking tasks completes them. EXPECTED RESULT Calendar events and tasks are syncronized. Checking tasks completes them. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: Gentoo Linux 2.14 KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.10 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.113.0 Qt Version: 5.15.11 Graphics: X11