[boxhead]

I've just upgraded to r93534 and am checking out the iCal synchronisation functionality in Leopard. At the moment I'm getting one calendar in the Sync preferences, labelled (None) which doesn't reflect the calendars I have in iCal.

Therefore I can't build Calendar-Context mappings or synchronise with iCal.

Does anyone else have this issue, and can I workaround it?

[Richard Flynn]

I've got this problem too. I'm sure it'll get fixed in a new build in a matter of hours…

[krur]

bug also in 10.4.10

[al_f]

Identical bug here, also on 10.4.10. Reported to Omni, I would imagine this will get fixed pretty fast.

[bjornkri]

Yep, same here.

Was going to report it, only to realize I'm not entirely sure how to do it... Must have missed something along the way, anyone care to enlighten me? The crash reports and setup problem reports have all been automatic so I haven't really had to think about it before :P

[dhm2006]

Originally Posted by bjornkri

Was going to report it, only to realize I'm not entirely sure how to do it.

Go to the Help menu. "Send Feedback" is the last item.

[Schimmi]

With the 539 version which was just posted when clicking on the sync tab:



The same message appears when I try to sync with iCal.

Stefan

[seamusk]

I am also getting the cryptic alert with 539 that Schimmi mentions.

[devn]

I'm getting this gem:

Unable to synchronize with iCal:

*** -[NSCFDictionary initWithObjects:forKeys:count:]: attempt to insert nil value at objects[0] (key: title)

And my error message:

"Unable to synchronize with iCal:

*** -[NSNull supportedEntityNames]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0xa08fb020"

This is with the build posted this morning.