So, dig out that old USB drive, rescue those old Palm Pilot files, and bring your past into the present. Your calendar will thank you.
# Extract the attendees attendees = [] for line in commit.message.split('\n'): if line.startswith('Attendees:'): attendees = line.split(':')[1].strip().split(',')
John started by researching the Git repository structure and identifying the relevant data that he needed to extract. He needed to get the meeting date, time, location, and attendees. He wrote a Python script that used the Git library to access the repository and extract the necessary information. convert vcs to ics
Sometimes, simply changing the file extension from .vcs to .ics allows a modern calendar app to read the basic event data.
Open the .vcs file in Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac), then save as .ics with UTF-8 encoding. So, dig out that old USB drive, rescue
Difference between iCalendar (.ics) and the vCalendar (.vcs)
Always make a backup copy of your file before trying this. He needed to get the meeting date, time,
From that day on, John and his team used the script to generate ICS files for all their meetings. They even integrated it into their CI/CD pipeline, so that every time a new commit was made, the script would automatically generate an ICS file and send it to the team.