1. ubuntu-ui-toolkit will add two tags/categories: (1) "x-canonical-alarm" present in all alarms, and also (2) "x-canonical-disabled" in the disabled ones.
2. ubuntu-clock-app will ignore / not show anything with the "x-canonical-alarm" tag
3. indicator-datetime will ignore / not kick on alarms with the "x-canonical-disabled" tag
4. indicator-datetime will address High bug #1362341 with the tag context discussed here.
Post RTM:
Look for a non-ical solution for clock-app alarms so that these kind of magic flags aren't necessary, perhaps an alarm CRUD API in indicator-datetime's DBus API.
Summary of irc chat:
For RTM:
1. ubuntu-ui-toolkit will add two tags/categories: (1) "x-canonical-alarm" present in all alarms, and also (2) "x-canonical- disabled" in the disabled ones.
2. ubuntu-clock-app will ignore / not show anything with the "x-canonical-alarm" tag
3. indicator-datetime will ignore / not kick on alarms with the "x-canonical- disabled" tag
4. indicator-datetime will address High bug #1362341 with the tag context discussed here.
Post RTM:
Look for a non-ical solution for clock-app alarms so that these kind of magic flags aren't necessary, perhaps an alarm CRUD API in indicator- datetime' s DBus API.