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358 Bugfix Broker::processMessageReply #651

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Before this commit processMessageReply did not work for exceptions with a reccurent id in an other timezone than the dtstart of the master event.

This is a rebased version of PR #360

Before this commit processMessageReply did not work for exceptions with
a reccurent id in an other timezone than the dtstart of the master event.
@phil-davis phil-davis self-assigned this May 8, 2024
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// This is a reply to 1 instance of a recurring event. This should
// automatically create an exception.
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I don't understand why this comment has "This should automatically create an exception."

The source code now handles this situation.
TZID=Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh:20140725T110000 is the event recurrence of DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20140724T000000 that happens the next day, 20140725.

America/Toronto is UTC-4, Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh is UTC+7. So they are 11 hours apart. 0000 in Toronto is the same time as 1100 in Ho Chi Minh City.

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// This is a reply to 1 instance of a recurring event. This should
// automatically create an exception.
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I don't understand why this comment has "This should automatically create an exception."

Similar to my other comment above, America/Toronto is UTC-4. So 0000 in Toronto is the same as 040000Z

I don't expect any exception to happen.

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I see that @gharlan has made #652 - I will have a look at that...

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Closing in favor of #652 - IMO that is a cleaner solution.

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