/v3/grants/{grant_id}/events/{event_id}/send-rsvpSend RSVP
(Not supported for iCloud) Sends a response to an event that you're added to as a participant. You can't directly update events as a participant.
For most events on EWS, if you decline the event by sending a "no" RSVP response, it's removed from your calendar. If an EWS administrator disabled the option to remove declined events from calendars, the event remains on the calendar with the "no" RSVP status.
Due to a provider limitation, Microsoft Graph might not update the event status properly.
Google allows the meeting organizer to reply "yes", "maybe", and "no" to event invitations. However, other providers do not allow meeting organizers to reply to their own event.
Nylas sends calendar RSVPs to the event organizer as email updates.
This can duplicate the RSVP email sent by the calendar provider.
If you want to stop Nylas from sending the RSVP email,
you can set the skip_nylas_email field to true in the query parameters.
If your application does not implement the
scopes that allow you to send messages, Nylas updates
the RSVP for the event and returns a 200 with an error message. Event participants on the same provider
will see the update, but participants on other providers will not.
Path parameters
ID of the event to access. Nylas recommends you URL-encode this field, or you might receive a
404 error if the ID contains special characters (for
example, #).