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When you click Run Now, a duplicate event with 50+year (no date set or 1969 epoch time 0 I guess?) next run date is created and really scares you at first.
Thanks for the report. Forcing an event to be added when WordPress core treats it as a duplicate is a complete pain, hence this function for forcibly inserting it into the cron array.
I'll take a look at your proposed solution. Won't have time soon though.
Hi,
We have run into an issue with Cavalcade and wp-crontrol,
when we use the "Run Now" button it adds the event to the database but because of this function in Cavalcade:
https://github.com/humanmade/Cavalcade/blob/771b2e114aaa5684fb2f9322a6af5a89e9ff90d0/inc/connector/namespace.php#L449
This check returns false:
https://github.com/johnbillion/wp-crontrol/blob/develop/src/event.php#L104
And it results in
Failed to schedule the cron event
message but the event is created.The solution could be to replace this part:
With using the
schedule_event
hook like this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: