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After creating an on-call rotation I only see it exported for 1 month

Guillermo Vayá

I have added a new rotation to an existing schedule. Looking at it in OpsGenie appears to go into August as intended, but subscribed calendar only shows until May 31st (2 months and 4 days from now)

This happens on 3 different schedules I just modified today.
Is there anything I have to do to make it visible up to August?

Edit: Exporting the calendar does show the rotation up to August correctly

Accepted answers

Nick Haller

Hi @Guillermo Vayá ,

I believe exporting schedules will only pull the future 3 months at this time, but there's an open feature request to extend this length that you can follow, vote and watch for here:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/OPSGENIE-461

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Nick Haller

Hi @Guillermo Vayá ,

I believe exporting schedules will only pull the future 3 months at this time, but there's an open feature request to extend this length that you can follow, vote and watch for here:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/OPSGENIE-461

Guillermo Vayá

Thanks Nick!

Is this "up to 3 months"? in my case it only gets until the end of May and counting from today that's not 3 months, or does it get updated once we start April?

Trying to figure it out to communicate properly with my org, so people don't get confused

Guillermo Vayá

I've also voted @Nick Haller, thanks for the suggestion!

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