Would you consider combining underscore-before.js and underscore-after.js into one file? Both files are small enough that gtmetrix suggests inlining them, so why separate files? I understand this might not be an issue for some, but one of my sites has over 120 https requests, so combining those files would help.

I would like to be able to customize the color for the class : tribe-events-list-separator-month

Being able to change the BG color/styling would be very handy indeed for a site that doesn't use white as it's BG.

Thanks!
Rob

Google Calendar and the ICS spec both define the ATTACH attribute.
GCal like

ATTACH;FILENAME={filename} FMTTYPE={url}

Here it is in the ICal spec https://www.kanzaki.com/docs/ical/attach.html

Import this data as meta data

Before the request is sent to the aggregator api, add a filter so that weird attributes on the event host can be mapped to sane attributes in the aggregator server before they are sent to the receiving TEC calendar

for example XYZ-ATTRIBUTE => ORGANIZER

where XYZ-ATTRIBUTE is an attribute that is served from the originating host and ORGANIZER is defined here https://www.kanzaki.com/docs/ical/organizer.html

The events calendar has options to show events in widgets and in the calendar. There it always uses the standard wordpress pictures and does not resize them. This is a problem for users, as they have to load a lot of data. It also reduces the page rank at Google.
Therefore I want the plugin to resize the images automatically to save data and rank better in Google.

In version 4.6.20.1 of The Events Calendar, ajax data is not sanitized for non-UTF-8 content prior to json encoding, allowing the request to silently fail.

The list class (the-events-calendar/src/Tribe/Template/List.php) has an apply_filters call, but does not capture the return variable, preventing us from solving this ourselves.

Ensure the content can be json_encoded:
$response['html'] = mb_convert_encoding($response['html'], 'UTF-8');

Or correct the apply filters call:
$response = apply_filters( 'tribe_events_ajax_response', $response );

I have imports to make from calendars which are only seasonal, e.g. some special events in september only. Unfortunately I cannot aggregate them because i can only go 3 months into the future.

More options would be appreciated here, at least 12 months (or even unlimited if possible and of course on your own risk). I hacked it in now myself but that's not the best solution obviously.

And would the amount limit not still be in place?

(and for the record, I am using the custom url to import from other tribe event calendars)

Add ability to change the url parameter name in the Filter Bar from:

/?tribe_city=

to
/?somethinghere_city=

The sorting is lost if there any filtering params for /events API endpoint. Ex: https://wpshindig.com/wp-json/tribe/events/v1/events?start_date=2018-01-01+00:00:00 it starts with the events in Jan, even if there are events for Jun/Jul

Here's a example which the API doesn’t support now:
– show events between May 1, 2018 – May 31, 2018 sorted from newest to oldest. A parameters like order=desc would fix this

There are more details in this thread https://wordpress.org/support/topic/sort-events-in-api

The Swagger documation of the events calender REST API mentions the parameter categories. But if this parameter is set in requests the API repsonds with HTTP ERROR 400.
I suggest to extend the API to correspond with the swagger documentation.

I want the JSON-LD for event to be enabled for each event on the single place page.

example: http://bit.ly/2eLS3Q6
Result structured data google: http://bit.ly/2tXj7xx

re: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/using-one-license-live-dev-sites/

Also: GoDaddy, Flywheel, SiteGround, etc...

The current default "Type" for organizers is set to "Person" in the Organizer.php file. It would be nice to have the ability to set this to either "Person" or "Organization". Preferably a metabox in the Organizers admin page to select/set the Type.

Currently, creating a custom taxonomy for events leaves the resulting taxonomy/term listing page using a template other than the one from The Events Calendar (previously brought up here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/custom-taxonomy-template/)

I used the workaround to append ?post_type=tribe_events to the URL of the page to have it trigger the calendar to show.

Ideally, this should be more native than having to filter links to terms being applied to calendar to have the resulting page show the calendar.

It'd be really helpful to have an approach to add products to the cart via AJAX rather than add to cart and reload out to the cart page.

The current flow is a hinderance to users attempting to buy tickets to multiple events.

This doesnt neccesarily have to be a repo, it could just be a link to a versioned zip file.

Im sure its a major strurcture change, but, for instance, I can include ACF in my composer.json via the a link to a versioned zip file with my account key:

http://connect.advancedcustomfields.com/index.php?p=pro&a=download&k=ACCOUNT_KEY&t=VERSION_NUMBER

This is like, the lowest feature on the totem pole, but if you ever end up refactoring how pro files are distributed, it would be great if you would consider it.