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As long as an app registers itself as a handler for ics files and calendar intents, you'll see the app picker when you get one of those. There is no notion of c
by lern_too_spel 10mo ago
As long as an app registers itself as a handler for ics files and calendar intents, you'll see the app picker when you get one of those. There is no notion of calendars in the OS. Apps just register with the OS what kinds of intents and URIs they can handle.
- cromka 10mo agoI don't think that's entirely correct? Calendars are part of the OS: https://developer.android.com/identity/providers/calendar-provider https://developer.android.com/identity/providers/calendar-pr... They get stored in a system table and you add accounts this way as well, right? This is also how DavX provides CalDAV support: it downloads the calendar and syncs it with the system tables. In any case, at no point was I presented with an option to choose a default Calendar app or nowhere do I see a way to change that.
- lern_too_spel 10mo agoYou would only get presented with an option when an Intent has multiple possible handlers. If you install a new app that handles the insert event intent, then you'll get prompted the next time that intent is started. I just verified this by opening an ics file after installing a new calendar app.