Incorrect Yahoo All Day Calendar URL about calendar-link HOT 5 CLOSED

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Hello, in addition to being able to use dur=allday could we have the option to use dur=HHMM? It seems Yahoo has a long standing bug where it does not convert the UTC time to the local user's timezone. So if I'm -0500 eastern and I pass 2:45PM to the calendar-link lib the link will be: https://calendar.yahoo.com/?desc=&et=20201201T194500Z&in_loc=kellogg%27s%20ctr&st=20201201T130000Z&title=Jared%27s%20Calendar%20Event&v=60 which is correct but Yahoo sees T194500Z and converts it to 7:45 PM.

Yahoo's dur parameter only accepts 99 hours and 99 minutes max which does not support everything but it'd be nice for smaller events which are probably more common. I'd rather have something that works for most situations and if I know I'm going over the max values I'd just omit the link in that case.

I saw in your docs ( https://github.com/InteractionDesignFoundation/add-event-to-calendar-docs/blob/master/services/yahoo.md ) that you are aware of this. I did specifically try using the dur param of the calendar-link lib thinking it'd then use Yahoo's dur parameter but it used the end date "et" param in the link.

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