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A Step is working with every date part place holder. But the Day of the week place holder not considering */5 (with n number of Steps ahead when an weekly interval is given)
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A Step is working with every date part place holder. But the Day of the week place holder not considering */5 (with n number of Steps ahead when an weekly interval is given)
Unfortunately this problem relates to the format itself, please see this section on Wikipedia:
Note that frequencies in general cannot be expressed; only step values which evenly divide their range express accurate frequencies (for minutes and seconds, that's /2, /3, /4, /5, /6, /10, /12, /15, /20 and /30 because 60 is evenly divisible by those numbers; for hours, that's /2, /3, /4, /6, /8 and /12); all other possible "steps" and all other fields yield inconsistent "short" periods at the end of the time-unit before it "resets" to the next minute, second, or day; for example, entering */5 for the day field sometimes executes after 1, 2, or 3 days, depending on the month and leap year; this is because cron is stateless (it does not remember the time of the last execution nor count the difference between it and now, required for accurate frequency counting—instead, cron is a mere pattern-matcher).
Same with hours * */1 * * * *
6-part expressions in Cronos mean Second Minute Hour Day Month DayOfWeek, so */1 in this expression relates to minutes, not hours. And more over, the expression itself is the equivalent of "every minute".
A Step is working with every date part place holder. But the Day of the week place holder not considering */5 (with n number of Steps ahead when an weekly interval is given)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: