InitializeWithoutStarting with RunNow

[nickone220590]

var reg = new Registry();
reg.Schedule(() => Console.WriteLine(123));
JobManager.InitializeWithoutStarting(reg);
Console.ReadLine();

When start app Schedule all the same, action

[nickone220590]

Where can read detailed documentation about InitializeWithoutStarting

[VitorCioletti]

Well, there is not such information on the library documentation. Do you have any specific issue involving this method? Obs: (I believe It will be soon added to documentation)

@tallesl

[tallesl]

There's not much to say other than what is already stated on the XML-docs (IntelliSense).

Initialize:

Initializes the job manager with the jobs to run and starts it.

InitializeWithoutStarting:

Initializes the job manager with the jobs without starting it.

One starts right away and the other doesn't, you have to call Start yourself.

[goforgold]

For me, both Initialize and InitializeWithoutStarting starts the job immediately.

I had hoped that my jobs will not start unless I call JobManager.Start() in case of InitializeWithoutStarting.

[tallesl]

Decided to test a bit further, there's definitely a bug with InitializeWithoutStarting.

This doesn't start the job as expected:

registry = new Registry();
Schedule(() => Console.WriteLine("hello")).ToRunEvery(1).Seconds();
JobManager.InitializeWithoutStarting(registry);

But this starts:

 registry = new Registry();
Schedule(() => Console.WriteLine("hello")).ToRunNow();
JobManager.InitializeWithoutStarting(registry);

Reopening and flagging as a bug.

[tallesl]

As a side note, I ask myself what's the utility of InitializeWithoutStarting.