The app's Info.plist must contain an NSCalendarsUsageDescription key with a string value about nativescript-email

[davorpeic]

Just an update to all that bump to this issue as I did, it is not related with this plugin, but if you use nativescript-ui, even if you dont use Calendar component, NS is still making the call, so you need to add that key that will be prompt only in case calendar is called, in my case I'm never calling it..
More about: http://www.telerik.com/forums/2016-3-914-3-nscalendarsusagedescription-nsphotolibraryusagedescription-required-when-deploying-to-testflight

I added this key into my Info.plist

<key>NSCalendarsUsageDescription</key>
<string>This app need to access your calendar events</string>

[EddyVerbruggen]

Are you 100% positive you've reported this issue in the right GitHub repo? This plugin does nothing with the Calendar.

[dotdreaming]

No, I'm not 100%. That's why I was enquiring with you to see if this was correct.
In my app is very simple- your plugin is the only thing that is relevantly close to nscalendar. I thought that the email and calendar api's could be linked.
I didn't know if you have come across this issue when publishing a iOS app to the App Store with the new privacy rules

[EddyVerbruggen]

I've had to add the description to my nativescript-calendar plugin but not this one. Maybe you've had that installed before and there's a file lingering.

[EddyVerbruggen]

You're right, that bit me too!

[davorpeic]

Yeah, I see that NS will eventually split all components as separated plugins so that should fix this ugly workaround :)