A CardDAV addressbook-query REPORT with a text-match prop-filter on a
structured property (e.g. N or ADR) returned HTTP 500. vobject parses
these into Name/Address objects rather than plain strings, so text_match
called .lower() on a non-string and raised AttributeError. Coerce
non-string values to their text representation before matching.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Assert the response is a dict before indexing, matching the existing
pattern used elsewhere in test_expand.py, so the Lint (mypy) job passes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
_strip_single_event() removed the recurrence-defining properties (RRULE,
EXDATE, EXRULE, RDATE) with a single try/except around sequential
delattr() calls. When one of them was absent (e.g. an event with no
EXDATE), the AttributeError aborted the whole block and the following
properties -- notably RDATE -- were left on the expanded
single-occurrence VEVENTs returned by a calendar-data expand REPORT.
Remove each property independently so a missing one no longer prevents
removal of the others. Add a regression test and fixture.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
A calendar-query REPORT with a time-range filter failed to return a
VEVENT that has a whole-day DURATION (e.g. DURATION:P1D or P2D) whenever
the queried range fell inside the event but after DTSTART.
The VEVENT time-range logic in radicale/item/filter.py gated the
"non-zero duration" branch (rfc4791-9.9 line 2) on timedelta.seconds
instead of timedelta.total_seconds(). For a duration that is an exact
multiple of 24h, timedelta.seconds is 0 (the days component holds the
value), so the event was treated as zero-length (line 3) and only
matched a one-second window at its start. An identical event expressed
with DTEND matched correctly, confirming the defect is isolated to the
DURATION path.
Use total_seconds() so multi-day durations are handled correctly. Adds a
regression test (event11, DURATION:P2D) covering both an inside-range
match and an outside-range non-match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
