Add support for CalDAV exposed subscriptions

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Hi!
First time posting anything here so I hope I’ve found the right place.

The problem:
CalDAV integration can not pull subscription calendars from Nextcloud. The integration is only able to show your personal calendars.
Since Nextcloud seems to be a well used platform in the community, I can’t be the only one missing this feature =)
My family only uses Nextcloud calendars and being able to get all subscriptions from schools and other communities directly into HA would be a super smooth addition to everyones daily life.

This forum post touches on the subject: https://help.nextcloud.com/t/propagation-of-a-subscription-calendar/82539

I’ve also posted on the Nextcloud forums to see if anything can be done from that side.

Thanks everyone for your awesome work on this project!
Best regards,
phk-r

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Am I really the only one having a problem with this feature missing?? :grinning:

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Any day now, I can feel it!!

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I fully support adding this feature. I am just getting into using Nextcloud calendars, and naturally getting them setup through HA. I am a bit surprised this feature isn’t possible.

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Yeap it would be great.
But not sure if it’s fixable on the HA side or if something needs to be configured on Nextclouds side.

It’s a bit sad that more people doesn’t seem to use Nextcloud and their built in functions. Super nice to self-host from a privacy point of view.

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Yeah, I followed your posts on the nextcloud help and github and I see that it’s not as simple as it maybe sounds like it should be. It would be nice to just manage calendars from a self hosted solution. The nextcloud HA integration is basically useless as it is to me. I don’t need a sensor on the number of files. But supporting every possible app through the integration would be cumbersome.

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To be honest, I wasn’t even aware they had introduced a nextcloud integration :smiley:
But as you said, counting files is not very useful. Maybe for monitoring suspicious activity, but not much else.
Haven’t had a look at my post at nextcloud for quite some time, but I suspect not much has happened.

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This isn’t the best solution, and I haven’t tested it out yet. Still means managing calendars in more than 1 place: