feat(gcal): implement exponential backoff and rate limiting for Google Calendar API requests#1654
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…e Calendar API requests - Added exponential backoff mechanism for handling rate limits in getEvents method. - Introduced sleep function to manage delays between retries and page requests. - Updated getBaseRecurringEventInstances and sync service to include rate limiting delays between calendar imports and event batches. - Enhanced error handling for Google Calendar API responses to improve reliability.
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Closing to clean up the PRs. This is still good to reference once we get to #727 |
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Related to #727