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Didn't kmow there is a standard to it. But now i know better. Will have a look att pulling your solution tonight 👍
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Didn't kmow there is a standard to it.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/db2oc?topic=task-unix-cron-format#d64579e309
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@gilles-crealp Released in 4.0.76 👍
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Very doable, do you want tog give it a try yourself? Noticed that you made a fork :)
src/pattern.js handle this stuff. It works by convering the pattern to arrays containing 0 or 1 of all possible seconds, minutes, etc.
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@gilles-crealp Implemented in 227e975, it did not turn out exactly like you described it, but pretty close.
15-45/10
will run 20,30,40 as those are the points in time common to both */10
and 15-45
. I think that is the most logical implementation. What do you think?
0-15/2
will run at 0,2,4,6,8,10,12,14 of the same reason.
15-45/15
will run at 15,30,45
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15-45/10
will run 20,30,40 as those are the points in time common to both*/10
and15-45
. I think that is the most logical implementation. What do you think?
Sorry to disagree but you cannot implement like this because it's limitating (and not standard).
With your solution, you cannot have :15, :25, :35, :45 who sould be 15-45/10
. :20, :30, :40 sould be 20-45/10
.
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