(In reply to todd from comment #51)
> So--had the same problem and here's how i solved it worked it out.
>
>
> follow these directions to download plugins and create network google
> calendars for all of your calendars (based on your emails). So i have
> <email address hidden> and a <email address hidden> emails where those same emails are
> connected to google for calendars (and I'm not using gsuite)
> https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-add-a-readwrite-google-calendar-
> to-thunderbirds-lightning/
>
> THEN, create new local calendars for each email you have that are the same
> emails as the google calendar emails.
>
> When you then receive invitations to those emails, you can accept
> invitations and they will go into your local lightning calendars but they
> will also sync with your google calendars. I have my google cals in
> lightning checked to see all events prior to this change, but new events
> don't require it.
>
> whew!
(In reply to todd from comment #51) /www.techrepubl ic.com/ article/ how-to- add-a-readwrite -google- calendar- -lightning/
> So--had the same problem and here's how i solved it worked it out.
>
>
> follow these directions to download plugins and create network google
> calendars for all of your calendars (based on your emails). So i have
> <email address hidden> and a <email address hidden> emails where those same emails are
> connected to google for calendars (and I'm not using gsuite)
> https:/
> to-thunderbirds
>
> THEN, create new local calendars for each email you have that are the same
> emails as the google calendar emails.
>
> When you then receive invitations to those emails, you can accept
> invitations and they will go into your local lightning calendars but they
> will also sync with your google calendars. I have my google cals in
> lightning checked to see all events prior to this change, but new events
> don't require it.
>
> whew!
Thanks for that info!