Eric Pruitt

A simpler alternative to using launchd is to run `sudo crontab -e` and add this entry to launch the DoubleCommand binary at startup as root: ``` @reboot /Library/StartupItems/DoubleCommand/DoubleCommand ```

I am not opposed to accepting and maintaining (if you can even call it that; I haven't made any significant changes to this library in a very long time) contributions...

I have implemented basic support for seconds, but I am curious if you also plan to use the arbitrary period triggers (%...) with the seconds field, and if you do...

I decided I would go ahead and start refactoring because I didn't want to kludge in epoch support for the seconds field. I am also adding support for years (like...

The "refactor" ended up being a rewrite instead, so this has taken longer than originally anticipated. The code is nearly feature complete, but remaining work includes: - Update (likely rewrite...

My intent was to push to a secondary branch once I was ready for critique then make then update the master branch once I addressed (or dismissed) open issues, but...

I have pushed a branch called rewrite: https://github.com/ericpruitt/cronex/tree/rewrite . I am open to critique on code and documentation. In general, I want the unit tests for the rewritten module to...

Forgot to mention -- I would like for the new code to work on Python 2.6+ and Python 3.2+. If there's a particularly compelling feature from a more recent version,...

In https://github.com/ericpruitt/cronex/issues/6, another user reported a bug in the unit tests for the repeater fields. This is a reminder that I need to do a better job of documenting how...

I plan to wrap up the rewrite in a few days. From my comment on the pull request with the tests: > The minimum Python version supported by the ddt...