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Cast dayMask to int in recurOnDay methods - #12
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We need to mind the src/ branch for this issue, too. Let me take over.
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Summary
Fix a TypeError when ActiveSync imports recurring calendar events into Kronolith.
WBXML decoding stores numeric recurrence fields (e.g. dayofweek) as strings. Horde\Date\Recurrence\Recurrence::setDayMask() requires an int, so Horde_Date_Recurrence::setRecurOnDay() fails when called from Horde_ActiveSync_Message_Appointment::getRecurrence().
Cast the day mask to int in setRecurOnDay() and recurOnDay(), matching how setRecurInterval() and setRecurCount() already normalize values before passing them to the modern recurrence implementation.