cmarcera → created an issue.
I had the same issue - didn't resolve it. 99% sure it's somehow timezone related, but couldn't figure a solution out.
Ended up reverting my server and Drupal config to UTC, then everything was "right".
https://www.drupal.org/forum/support/post-installation/2025-02-19/view-c... →
Found I had not set the 'datetimezone' variable in php.ini, thought that would solve it, but it did not. Set the value, restarted apache & php-fpm, flushed caches, no change.
My "solution" was to revert everything back to UTC - timedatectl on the server and Drupal's Regional Settings. The Calendars all displayed correctly (though every node needed to be modified with the correct times).
As long as user's don't need to do anything related to their timezone it will work so this isn't a real solution, but it got the calendars to display properly so I'm calling this 'resolved' for now. Just leaving this reply for anyone who stumbles into this post in the future.
#213 did not resolve the "The "date" plugin does not exist." error in my clean Drupal 10.4.0 install. I am still unable to select 'Current date' as the default for a contextual filter.
Drupal\Component\Plugin\Exception\PluginNotFoundException: The "date" plugin does not exist. Valid plugin IDs for Drupal\views\Plugin\ViewsPluginManager are: node, taxonomy_tid, user, current_user, raw, query_parameter, fixed in Drupal\Core\Plugin\DefaultPluginManager->doGetDefinition() (line 53 of /code/web/core/lib/Drupal/Component/Plugin/Discovery/DiscoveryTrait.php).
cmarcera → created an issue.
Probably a dumb suggestion for a technical reason beyond my purview, but what about a purely aesthetic solution where all instances of "TFA" in display and documentation of the module are a text variable in /admin/config/people/tfa that is "TFA" by default, but if there is text in the field, it will update all references to the entered string.
I think the semantics debate is endless so if your target audience is fine with "TFA", leave it blank. If your users prefer "MFA" or "2FA", enter that. If you need a more verbose description, "Two-Factor Authentication (TOTP)". This would then apply to the tab name in the user profile and all the setup pages that reference "TFA".
#13 also worked for me: PHP 8.2.15, D10.2.6