iCal not updating custom recurring events after Yosemite

This seems to be the same thing I've asked about here. See the post by Linc Davis, it didn't help me but give it a go.

I have the same problem.

+1 -- I've been having the same issue for weeks since updating to Yosemite. The problem is duplicated on four other macs running 10.10.1. Instant updates are pushed from iOS or from iCloud to the mac, but the calendar entry seems to be completely reset when attempting to update event notes. I've tried clean install of Yosemite, deleting/re-adding my iCloud account, nothing seems to work.

Same here. It's universal since Yosemite.

This is a significant bug.

I have the exact same problem with repeating events. Not syncing to my other devices from my mac. Then reverting back to the original entry - without any of the edits to the specific events (individual days). Very upsetting. Spoke to the apple help desk last night - and they did not say that they had heard about this and were unable to help me fix it. Help!

So if we are all having the exact problem, thousands others are too, but think it's something that they are doing wrong. What should we do to ALERT Apple to this BUG??

Hang on. My husband says there is a way to report bugs to apple. I'll report back

I have the exact same problem with repeating events and edits. Not syncing to my iCloud account, iPhone or iPad from my Mac. The events revert back to the original entry - without any of the edits. I tried to change an event, "Water/Sewer/Trash" to "Water/Sewer/Trash - PAID," no updates on any device or iCloud. I have tried deleting the account from my Mac, updating directly in iCloud, all to no avail. I wish Apple would take notice and put out an update.

I am having the same problem. I can make ical recurring all day event changes on all my devices (ipad, iphone, macbook lion-iCal) EXCEPT my new macbook pro w/Yosemite. If I make a change on the macbook it does not sync to the other devices, but rather reverts to the original entry. THIS IS A HUGE PROBLEM FOR ME as I record my daily productivity and mileage under the recurring all day event.

SUMMARY: ON THE MACBOOK

-Can not drag a recurring all day event to a time slot

-Will not sync changes to other devices, instead reverts to original on all devices except the MacBook.

-We just go the computer for Christmas and noticed the problem this wk.

HELP!

I have the same problem, all my historical records like bill payments were all but deleted. 😠

I noticed however, if I update the entry from iCloud, it'll get pushed down to my mac & iphone, just not the other way round. 😟

I find it hard to believe Apple's product is that unreliable.......

Sounds like I am having a similar problem. I have updated some recurring events on my calendar, but the update is not appearing on devices the calendar is shared with? I have worked around it by copying & pasting the event in exactly the same place on my calendar (creating a duplicate), which then appears on the shared calendar devices (as a new event) but this is of course not the way you should have to do it! All the devices are iPads.

I have a possible solution/cause to the recurring events issues. I use recurring events to document work related productivity and mileage. I have been doing this for 4 years. I think me work calendar is too "full". So I have created a new calendar for 2015, and no more problems with recurring events. Fortunately I have back up via time machine which allowed me to restore the previous year's calendar.

My issue was corrected with the latest update to Yosemite 10.10.3 🙂 I have re-enabled iCloud calendars on my Mac, and all calendar syncing/updating works as intended from each device thus far. Trying to modify a single event in a recurring event now appropriately syncs from Mac Calendar to iCloud and iPhone/iPad.

It is that unreliable. Apparently even their QA department is too busy counting all their money. I have the exact same issues. I also have the iMovie issues of crashing repeatedly just like others have mentioned. You would think if you spend $3300 on a laptop it would work better than they currently do. When Steve Jobs died so did their quality.