Add run tolerance #139
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This parameter (schedule.run_tolerance_seconds) allows to run the job slightly earlier. For example, consider a job that runs every 5 minutes and last time it was run at 00:00:00. For example, runcrons command gets called every five minutes starting from 00:00:00. Without this parameter, the job will be run next time at 00:10:00. If run_tolerance_seconds is set to non-zero value, the job will be run next time at 00:05:00. That makes job run period more precise. By default, run_tolerance_seconds is 0, so this does not affect existing jobs.
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Add
run_tolerance_secondsparameter toScheduleclass.This parameter specifies time window (in seconds) to run the job.
Basically, value of the parameter gets added to current time in the code.
For example, consider a job that runs every 5 minutes and last time it was run at 00:00:00. For example,
runcronscommand gets called every five minutes starting from 00:00:00.Without this parameter, the job will be run next time at 00:10:00.
If
run_tolerance_secondsis set to non-zero value, the job will be run next time at 00:05:00. That makes job run period more precise.By default, run_tolerance_seconds is 0, so this does not affect existing jobs.