No longer ignore user provided 'resourcename' - #3
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When creating a calendar you can provide a resource name in the MakeCalendarRequestVO, but this resource name was ignored when doing the actual call to the server. This commit checks if you have provided a resource name, and will try to create a calendar using that resource name if you did. If you did not provide a resource name, it will revert to the previous behaviour of using a UID for the calendar name.
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No longer ignore user provided 'resourcename'
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When creating a calendar you can provide a resource name in the MakeCalendarRequestVO, but this resource name was ignored when doing the actual call to the server. This commit checks if you have provided a resource name, and will try to create a calendar using that resource name if you did. If you did not provide a resource name, it will revert to the previous behaviour of using a UID for the calendar name.