GitHub Actions scheduled workflows never trigger

[zigojacko2]

🏷️ Discussion Type

Bug

💬 Feature/Topic Area

Schedule & Cron Jobs

Discussion Details

Issue

GitHub Actions scheduled workflows are not triggering in our private organisation repository, despite the workflows being enabled, correctly configured on the default branch, and executing successfully when manually dispatched.

Repository: alljigsawpuzzles/ajp-trading-reports

Expected behaviour: Workflows configured with on: schedule should automatically execute at their scheduled times.

Actual behaviour: No scheduled workflow runs are created. Manual workflow_dispatch runs execute successfully.

Original issue

We have a production reporting workflow scheduled every Monday at 08:00 UK time (subsequently changed to 08:17).

On Monday, 9 November 2026, the scheduled execution did not occur. The workflow was enabled, present on the default branch (main), and had previously executed successfully when manually triggered.

To isolate the issue, we created a separate minimal workflow with no external dependencies.

Minimal reproduction

.github/workflows/cron-scheduler-test.yml

name: Temporary cron scheduler test

on:
  schedule:
    - cron: '*/5 * * * *'
  workflow_dispatch:

permissions:
  contents: read

jobs:
  cron-probe:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    timeout-minutes: 5
    steps:
      - name: Log scheduler event
        run: |
          echo "Event: ${{ github.event_name }}"
          echo "Runner UTC: $(date -u +'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ')"

This workflow was committed to main and left for over 30 minutes without a single scheduled execution.

We then changed the cron expression to 2-59/5 * * * * and committed the change to main, attempting to refresh the schedule registration. No scheduled runs were observed following that change either.

However, manually triggering this same workflow through workflow_dispatch completed successfully in approximately seven seconds.

Configuration and troubleshooting

We have verified the following:

• The repository's default branch is main.
• Both workflow files exist on main.
• All workflows are enabled.
• Repository Actions permissions allow all actions.
• Cron expressions are valid.
• The minimal reproduction uses UTC, with no timezone declaration.
• Changing the cron expression and committing to the default branch did not resolve the issue.
• Manual workflow execution works correctly.
• No scheduled runs have been created.

GitHub REST API evidence

Querying the workflow API:

gh api repos/alljigsawpuzzles/ajp-trading-reports/actions/workflows \
  --jq '.workflows[] | {name, path, state, id}'

All three workflows report state: active.

Repository Actions permissions:

{
  "enabled": true,
  "allowed_actions": "all",
  "sha_pinning_required": false
}

Querying scheduled workflow runs:

gh api 'repos/alljigsawpuzzles/ajp-trading-reports/actions/runs?event=schedule' \
  --jq '{total_count}'

Returns:

{
  "total_count": 0
}

Relevant workflow IDs:

• Production reporting workflow: 405695271
• Minimal cron test: 411886025

GitHub Actions incident

We noticed GitHub's status page reporting an incident affecting Actions and Webhooks on 9 November 2026, beginning with an investigation update at 10:00 UTC.

We cannot establish whether this incident is related. Our original Monday scheduled execution was due before that update.

Questions

1. Are there any additional organisation-level or repository-level restrictions that could prevent scheduled events from being dispatched, despite workflows reporting state: active?
2. Is there a known issue where cron schedules are not correctly registered for private organisation repositories?
3. Is there a way to inspect or force GitHub to re-register scheduled events beyond modifying the cron expression and committing to the default branch?
4. Could the current GitHub Actions incident explain this behaviour?

We also submitted GitHub Support ticket #4976275, but it was closed automatically because our account only has access to self-service support resources.

Any suggestions for further diagnostics or a reliable resolution would be appreciated. We have already ruled out the common causes involving default branches, disabled workflows, invalid cron expressions and workflow execution failures.

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[nikoladimitrov98]

You've already covered the usual causes (default branch, state: active, valid cron, Actions enabled, manual runs working). A few things to add.

The Nov 9 incident probably isn't the cause

The status page incident ran from 10:00 to about 11:06 UTC for Actions and described delays in run start times, not missing runs. Your Monday 08:00 run was due two hours before it started, and delayed runs still show up later with event: schedule. You have zero, so a delay doesn't fit.

You're not the only one this week

Several other threads report scheduled runs that are never created while push or manual runs work:

• #212271: new private personal repo, zero schedule runs (Nov 6)
• #212356: private repo, schedule never fires (Nov 7)
• #212402: public repo, many scheduled slots missing (Nov 8)

That pattern points to something on GitHub's side rather than your config. Linking these threads together helps staff see it's not a one-off.

One more check: who last changed the cron line

GitHub links a scheduled workflow to the user who last modified its cron syntax. For example, that's who gets the notifications for it (docs). Check who that was:

git log -1 --format='%an <%ae>' -- .github/workflows/cron-scheduler-test.yml

If it was a bot, a GitHub App or an automation token, change the cron line once from a real organisation member's account (the web editor is fine) and give it about 30 minutes.

A workaround for the production report

Since workflow_dispatch works, you don't have to wait for the scheduler. Trigger the workflow from outside on your own schedule, for example from any machine or service that can run a cron job:

gh workflow run 405695271 --repo alljigsawpuzzles/ajp-trading-reports --ref main

That calls the create a workflow dispatch event API. Use a fine-grained token limited to this repo with Actions: read and write. Keep schedule: in the file as well, so it starts working again by itself once the scheduler issue is fixed. If you do that, make sure the job can't run twice for the same Monday.

[zigojacko2]

Thanks for your reply and feedback @nikoladimitrov98

It is me who modified the cron syntax last.

Do you happen to have the power to get this in front of someone at Github so they can comment/fix? I don't have a paid account so I was sent to this community to post. If we can't get anyone to take notice though, I'll have to try your suggested workaround.

Thanks

[aesharhel-bot]

Thanks for sharing this detailed investigation. I'm researching GitHub Actions reliability.

I'm curious: before this issue happened, how did you monitor whether scheduled workflows actually ran on time?

Did you have any external monitoring or alerts, or did you only discover the missed runs when checking the reports?

Also, how much manual work did this issue create for your team?

[msotomayor1963-sys]

I’m seeing the same issue in a private repository. The Actions API showed 16 runs and zero scheduled runs. Manual runs succeeded. A separate diagnostic on the default branch was set to run every five minutes, but its only two runs were triggered by pushes. I disabled and re-enabled it, and the next API check still showed zero scheduled runs. Can GitHub staff check whether the schedules are registered or suggest how to restore them?

[jacekkk]

Seeing the same issue in a public repository. My scheduled workflows either don't run at all or run at irregular times.

[aesharhel-bot]

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[Jonah-Stephans]

Same here, private repo on a Free personal account. actions/runs?event=schedule returns total_count: 0 ever; push and workflow_dispatch work. Crons with and without timezone: both fail, including a */5 * * * * probe left for 55 minutes, and disable/enable didn't help. Started with schedules added Nov 11, 2026.

[aesharhel-bot]

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[shaodeqi]

I am experiencing the same issue in my repositories. I am using a free account, and scheduled workflow tasks—in both public and private repositories—are failing to execute as expected, though workflow_dispatch triggers work fine.
Here is my cron configuration; over the last five days, it has triggered only once (and even then, it did not run at the scheduled time—it was 7 hours late).

schedule:

- cron: '58 9 * * *
    timezone: 'Asia/Shanghai'`

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