Leave the new calendar's name empty (#287)
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@@ -50,7 +50,6 @@ internal fun CalendarsStep(
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navigationIcon: (@Composable () -> Unit)? = null,
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) {
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val context = LocalContext.current
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val localName = stringResource(R.string.onboarding_calendars_local_name)
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// The same editor Settings opens, rather than a calendar conjured out of
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// nowhere: "create a calendar" should let you name and colour it, and the
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// step is the first place anyone meets one.
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@@ -60,7 +59,9 @@ internal fun CalendarsStep(
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CalendarEditor(
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sessionKey = 0,
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isNew = true,
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initialName = localName,
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// Empty, not a suggestion: a name already in the field reads as one
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// the app has chosen, and the first thing to do is clear it.
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initialName = "",
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initialColor = CalendarColorPalette.all.first(),
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initialDescription = "",
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onSave = { name, color, description ->
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@@ -300,7 +300,6 @@
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<string name="onboarding_backup_benefit_daily_body">Calendula exports your local calendars in the background. Change how often in Settings.</string>
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<string name="onboarding_calendars_title">Somewhere to put your events</string>
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<string name="onboarding_calendars_body">This device has no calendar yet. Calendula writes to the calendars already on your phone — it needs at least one.</string>
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<string name="onboarding_calendars_local_name">My calendar</string>
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<string name="onboarding_calendars_local_button">Create a calendar on this device</string>
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<string name="onboarding_calendars_caldav_button">Sync with a CalDAV server</string>
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<string name="onboarding_calendars_skip_button">Not now</string>
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