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Scheduling a ScheduledJob hourly runs a few seconds early and reschedules thus running twice

**Scheduling correctly running natively on Mac OS 10.15.5 via Xcode.** I set the schedule to 21 minutes after the hour for this test run. [ DEBUG ] Could not load...

Scheduling a ScheduledJob hourly runs a few seconds early and reschedules thus running twice

> Moving this to the queues repo for better tracking. I will look into this and see if I can figure out what's up. Thanks Jimmy.

Scheduling a ScheduledJob hourly runs a few seconds early and reschedules thus running twice

> It is possible that the clocks between your server and computer are off by a few seconds. @felswa Thanks for the suggestion. Any suggestion on how I could test...

Scheduling a ScheduledJob hourly runs a few seconds early and reschedules thus running twice

@felswa I ran: ``` #!/bin/sh docker exec 989eac6f8cfc date date ``` and got: ``` Sun Aug 2 20:43:30 UTC 2020 Mon 3 Aug 2020 08:43:30 NZST ``` So I guess...

Scheduling a ScheduledJob hourly runs a few seconds early and reschedules thus running twice

> Thanks Dan. I am very new to this. > […](#) @felswa Me too.

Scheduling a ScheduledJob hourly runs a few seconds early and reschedules thus running twice

@tanner0101 Thanks for looking at this. I do have workarounds in place.

Scheduling a ScheduledJob hourly runs a few seconds early and reschedules thus running twice

I have not seen these scheduling errors after deploying my container to an AWS Elastic Beanstalk multi-container Docker environment running on 64bit Amazon Linux/2.20.4.