Giso Stallenberg

@EizEddin I think it is a bad idea to serve files straight from vendor/ anyway. IMO all files that reside there should not be directly served by your server software.

> it'd need to check the Laravel version and execute different code You could separate this in a package and make 2 versions with different framework requirements, just an idea......

@mghoneimy This seems a very trivial PR. Although I understand this might be a project you just handle in your spare time (of which I do not know how much...

@mghoneimy could you respond to this PR?

Would you rather see an additional argument or an event?

An example scheduler bundle that uses this is https://github.com/j-guyon/CommandSchedulerBundle. One of the things I like about this construction is that it allows to enable/disable command runs and configure cron times...

I thought more in a fully automated way. The entity would not need a `createTask`. ```php class DoctrineScheduledTaskSubscriber implements EventSubscriberInterface { /** * @param class-string $class */ public function __construct(...

After having played around with this some time I would add the following properties to the entity: - (id) - description - command - arguments - expression - lastRunAt (RunContext.startTime)...

> What's the difference between locked and disabled? Locked is a system state, disabled can be set by an admin interface for example. > What about lastDuration and lastMemoryUsage? Good...

Using mysql and running directus as a docker container. I'm not saying it should return a boolean from the API per se. I mean the OAS is from the same...