Adding the ability to splay scheduled jobs. #12153
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…eduled job can either be a single value, in which case the splay is taken from 0 to that value, or can be specified as a dictionary with starting and ending values.
…more accurate splaying and no longer requires the time.sleep to be used. first run is not splayed but subsequent run are.
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Adding the ability to splay scheduled jobs.
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Adding the ability to splay scheduled jobs. The splay option to a scheduled job can either be a single value, in which case the splay is taken from 0 to that value, or can be specified as a dictionary with starting and ending values. Per #11917.