- Shipped
- September 7, 2026 at 1:28 AM UTC
- Author
- Kamo
- Commit
- f07368d
An invitation carried its meeting link in the html body and nowhere else, so a guest who accepted it on Monday and opened their calendar on Friday had no way into the meeting without going back to find the email. buildVEvent wrote **************** and no URL property, which is the one every iCalendar client renders as the way in. LOCATION is not a substitute: it is free text describing a place, and a client that linkifies it does so by accident. An unparseable value costs the link and nothing else. The field is free text a member typed and URI refuses things as ordinary as an embedded space, so a throw here would have lost the whole invitation over the one part of it that is a convenience. Reported as "Add external guest to meetings does not send an email to that person", whose third ask was a link to the scheduled meeting. The delivery half of that report is b77417c; this is the part of it that lands on the calendar.