DelayFor support

[vkaldi]

Hi!

Given that ToRunOnceIn() runs incorrectly (we have the same problem as with ToRunOnceAt(DateTime.Now.Add...)), I've created a proof of concept for delayed task startup.

https://github.com/vkaldi/FluentScheduler/tree/DelayFor-support

Check out the samples in ConsoleTester.Program.DelayForTest()

1. There's an extension method DelayFor() that currently attaches only to Seconds()/Minutes() - will add support for the rest
2. Each schedule now has a DelayRunFor property that defaults to Timespan.Zero
3. On first execution (in AddSchedules), DelayRunFor is accounted in the calculation

Should I finish finish up the task properly?

[vkaldi]

@alexdancho
@mbrrg

[mbrrg]

Please do! I'm very interested in the result. I just tried out your solution and it seems to work nicely, haven't looked at the code too much though.

[youcandanch]

Absolutely. Thanks for catching that.

[jgeurts]

Thanks!

[virtualvoid]

Hello,

I'm having issues with the DelayFor method.

registry.Schedule(new Job(workerName, workerInterval, workerIntervalAddition, workerRunDelay))
        .WithName(workerName)
        .ToRunNow()
        .AndEvery(workerInterval + workerIntervalAddition)
        .Seconds()
        .DelayFor(workerRunDelay).Seconds();

The DelayFor statement is ignored, why ? I'd like to execute the job now but with some delay, and then every X seconds again. How can I achieve that ?

Thanks

[tallesl]

@virtualvoid

Looks like you found a bug. Do you mind opening an issue for it?

Edit: Nevermind, fixed on 4.1.2.