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Add a way to send update notifications to the official Python events calendar project #153

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malemburg opened this issue Aug 12, 2020 · 4 comments
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As you may know, there is already a team of people maintaining the official Python events calendars, which are then displayed on python.org/events/:

To avoid duplicate work for conference organizers, would it be possible to send new submissions in our email format (see wiki page) to our team for inclusion in the calendars ?

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Mariatta commented Aug 12, 2020

Yeah I think it's possible to write a GitHub Action that sends email whenever there's a new commit in the csv. But someone gotta write the code to do it :)

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Before we go further, how does events got added to the calendar from the email? Is it done manually by adding to the calendar? Is it a Google Calendar kind of thing? Is it possible for us to just automatically add to that calendar instead of sending an email?

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malemburg commented Aug 12, 2020 via email

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Ok. I might handle this by using webhooks and Zapier to send email, instead of GitHub Actions.
Quick look at several GitHub Actions for sending emails, they all seem like wanting me to put in email username and password as secret values, but I'm not comfortable with that approach.

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jonafato added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 1, 2022
As written, the readme implies that this repository feeds into
www.pycon.org. This change clarifies the fact that the repo here is
standalone. For related issues regarding displaying this data, see #89
and #153.
Mariatta pushed a commit that referenced this issue Dec 1, 2022
As written, the readme implies that this repository feeds into
www.pycon.org. This change clarifies the fact that the repo here is
standalone. For related issues regarding displaying this data, see #89
and #153.
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