perf(scheduler): avoid unnecessary db roundtrip on task retirement#6810
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Actions, webhooks and on-event handlers are not scheduled and thus have no schedule id, so attempting to compute the schedule's `next_execution_at` timestamp is a no-op as the `UPDATE` `WHERE` clause will never match a tuple on this code path. This PR simply adds a runtime check to validate whether the task has a schedule id before calling `scheduleNextExecution`, thus avoiding the no-op query for non-syncs.
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Actions, webhooks and on-event handlers are not scheduled and thus have no schedule id, so attempting to compute the schedule's
next_execution_attimestamp is a no-op: theUPDATE'sWHEREclause will never match a tuple for non-sync functions. This PR simply adds a runtime check to validate whether the task has a schedule id before callingscheduleNextExecution, thus avoiding the extra roundtrip incurred by the no-op query.