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We receive failures of cron jobs in our ticketing system. However, we don't have the context of the schedule.rb there. Obviously, we can just open the code and take a look, but it would be much more comfortable to immediately see how often the job is scheduled to run, because if a job running every 5 minutes fails, it's a whole different thing than having a job fail that runs once a month.
Is there currently a way to pass this job frequency (e.g. "every 30 minutes") into the job? If not, does anybody know the project well enough to estimate the complexity of building this?
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We receive failures of cron jobs in our ticketing system. However, we don't have the context of the
schedule.rb
there. Obviously, we can just open the code and take a look, but it would be much more comfortable to immediately see how often the job is scheduled to run, because if a job running every 5 minutes fails, it's a whole different thing than having a job fail that runs once a month.Is there currently a way to pass this job frequency (e.g. "every 30 minutes") into the job? If not, does anybody know the project well enough to estimate the complexity of building this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: