Caveat Emptor

Stupid broken OAuth.

Signed-off-by: Seth Battis <[email protected]>

Author: Seth Battis

README.md

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 Canvas ICS Sync
 ===============
 
+## Important Note
+
+Due to the time crunch of the start of school, all of the code currently moving towards a self-service, OAuth-authenticated calendar syncing system has been put into the [oauth fork](https://github.com/smtech/smcanvas-ics-sync/tree/oauth) of this repository. At last check, it wasn't reliably working, but it should be fixed... soon!
+
+The current [master fork](https://github.com/smtech/smcanvas-ics-sync/tree/master) is a throw-back to the mid-summer that does work, but requires some tech savvy to get working.
+
+## Read Me
+
 A pair (trio?) of tools for working with Canvas and ICS feeds. There is an export tool that exposes the pre-existing ICS feed for course calendars and there is an import tool that pairs an ICS feed with (theoretically) a course, group or user in Canvas and imports all of the ICS events into that calendar, deleting any residual events created by prior imports of that pairing. The quasi-third tool, a sync tool, is really just a wrapper for using crontab to trigger regular re-imports of an ICS feed pairing.
 
 Some care has been taken to protect privacy by not caching the actual calendar events in our MySQL database cache of ICS/Canvas pairings, but, of course, potentially private information is passing through third party hands, etc., etc.