1.2 1 year, 8 months ago
iOS 12
- Fixed an issue where it wouldn’t tell you what was added to the calendar in some situations, instead asking if you skipped stuff. This also removes the notice that it’s added nothing, instead just showing a blank section for what was added.
- NOTE: Updating to this version will erase any changes and personal info from your current version of the shortcut. You’ll have to redo the changes and input your info again.

234 downloads

1.1 1 year, 9 months ago
iOS 12
NOTE: Any customization done to the shortcut (changed notes, etc.) Will NOT carry over through the update. You will need to redo them in the updated shortcut. I suggest, instead of hitting replace, keep both Shortcuts so you can reference the older version to remake your changes in this version. If you don't want to do this, and you're fine with how the shortcut works as it is and don't want the extra features below, you can skip the update!

Changes:
- Fixed UpdateKit integration (Anyone on 1.0 will not get an update notice. Oops..)
- Added "Multi Week" support so you can add multiple weeks at once in a row.
- Added a "Skip Rest of Week" option when asked if you work that day if you don't have anything to schedule for the rest of the week (does not skip the next week if you have Multi Weeks set on, only skips the rest of that current week).
- Improved Notes functionality.
- Improved Import Set-Up Questions to include new options and better information on some features, including a new option to specify what days you would like (Note: This actually is only to remove or keep "Sunday" really. If you remove Monday or any other day while keeping the other days below it, the days will be mislabeled. I only realized this while writing the update notes, and changing the actual functionality to allow skipping days in the middle is outside of my currently available time).

122 downloads

1.0 1 year, 9 months ago
iOS 12
Release

84 downloads