When you click on the ellipses (…) and close the event, it moves to today’s date and time. My assumption is that closing the event should retain the original scheduled day and time.
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A bug has been reported in the Discourse Calendar plugin where closing an event via the ellipses menu moves it to the current date and time instead of retaining its original scheduled time. putty first identified the issue, clarifying it pertains to the official plugin. ondrej initially questioned the context, but putty confirmed it was related to the plugin. HamMan2118 confirmed the reproducibility, noting the plugin version is 0.4. The issue is being addressed, with sam stating it will be looked into within the next five business days. zogstrip has already opened a PR to add support for closed events, explaining that previously only start and end dates were used to determine expiration, which led to the date overwrite behavior.
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I’m confused. By “event” are you referring to the Discourse Calendar and Events?
Whoops, you are correct. We had an event that was created with this plugin, and when we clicked this ellipses (top right of the image below) and selected Close Event, it moved the week to that current time & date.
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I am also able to get a repro. Plugin version is 0.4
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We are on it, will have a look over the next 5 business days and hopefully sort it out.
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Just opened a PR to add support for “closed” events 
Before that we only relied on the start and end dates to determine whether an event was “expired”, hence why we had to overwrite the event dates to be “in the past”.
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