Google Calendar Delete Event action sends unresolved {{sendNotifications}} template variable

[Anna-Nevm]

Bug

The Delete an Event from a Calendar action (conn_mod_def::GJ6RlN24ctU::0y6GOBuWT4ShfvJCjD3vRw) for the google-calendar platform sends a literal {{sendNotifications}} template placeholder as a query parameter to the Google Calendar API, causing all delete requests to fail with a 400 Bad Request.

Error

{
  "error": {
    "errors": [
      {
        "domain": "global",
        "reason": "invalidParameter",
        "message": "Invalid boolean value: '{{sendNotifications}}'.",
        "locationType": "parameter",
        "location": "sendNotifications"
      }
    ],
    "code": 400,
    "message": "Invalid boolean value: '{{sendNotifications}}'."
  }
}

Steps to Reproduce

1. Connect a Google Calendar account via one add google-calendar
2. Run:

one --agent actions execute google-calendar \
  conn_mod_def::GJ6RlN24ctU::0y6GOBuWT4ShfvJCjD3vRw \
  <connectionKey> \
  --path-vars '{"calendarId": "primary", "eventId": "<any-valid-event-id>"}' \
  --query-params '{"sendUpdates": "none"}'

3. Request fails with the error above.

Expected Behavior

The sendNotifications template variable should either be resolved to a default value (e.g. false) or omitted from the request entirely when not explicitly provided by the user.

Actual Behavior

The literal string {{sendNotifications}} is sent as a query parameter value to Google's API, which rejects it as an invalid boolean.

Explicitly passing --query-params '{"sendNotifications": "false"}' does not override the template — the unresolved placeholder is still sent.

Environment

• One CLI (latest, installed via npm)
• macOS
• Node.js 24