Create Google Calendar Event" Fails if Attendees Field is Empty

MindStudio IDE Bug Reports
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Title: Bug: “Create Google Calendar Event” Fails if Attendees Field is Empty

  1. Summary: The Create Google Calendar Event block treats the attendees field as a mandatory requirement. If this field is left blank, the block fails to execute.

    Attendees should be an optional field, as users frequently create private blocks, reminders, or solo events (e.g., “Deep Work,” “Gym,” “Travel Time”) that do not require inviting external guests.

    Steps to Reproduce:

    1. Add a Create Google Calendar Event block to a workflow.

    2. Fill in the standard required fields:

      • Summary: (e.g., “Test Event”)

      • Start Time: {{start_time}}

      • End Time: {{end_time}}

    3. Leave the “Attendees” field completely empty.

    4. Run the workflow.

    Expected Behavior: The event should be created on the calendar with just the Title, Time, and Description, and no attendees listed.

    Actual Behavior: The block fails to execute (or throws an error), preventing the event from being created.

    Workaround Used: To bypass this bug, I am forced to hardcode a fake email address (e.g., noreply@noreply.com) into the Attendees field just to get the block to function.