If the task fails after manual execution, restore the failed task, $[yyyyMMddHHmmss] will be the new time

[momomobinx]

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What happened

If the task fails after manual execution, restore the failed task, $[yyyyMMddHHmmss] will be the new time，but what I need is the time of the first execution。
Note that it is executed manually, not scheduled

What you expected to happen

If the task fails after manual execution, restore the failed task, $[yyyyMMddHHmmss] is the time of the first execution

How to reproduce

Manually execute a task that uses the $[yyyyMMddHHmmss] variable and must fail, restore it

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Version

2.0.5

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[SbloodyS]

Hi @momomobinx , I think what you need is to specify complement's date when starting manually. When the process instance starting manually without complement's date it will use the current date to execute.

[momomobinx]

Hi @momomobinx , I think what you need is to specify complement's date when starting manually. When the process instance starting manually without complement's date it will use the current date to execute.

If it is not a scheduled task ？

[momomobinx]

Hi @momomobinx , I think what you need is to specify complement's date when starting manually. When the process instance starting manually without complement's date it will use the current date to execute.

It‘s work, but it is not very convenient. It may not be a scheduling task. The default is from the current time to the current time.