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kelektiv
day of the week. one week a month(syntax question)
Thank you for this framework :) Does this syntax work (seem to getting a parsing error)
45 23 ? 3,6,9,12 6#3
Meaning at 11: 45 ( I set the time zone) on a quarterly basis on Saturday night where its the third Saturday on that month.
Basically I have a dev and a staging and a production system in the cloud and I want quarterly updates to run all Sunday early morning with each of the three clouds being updated a different week.
Would be fine if I could just fires to be the first Sunday of the month and use different months.
Do you support the # syntax? The routine is loading 10 plus hours of materials from a remote site and the db is really not fully online during that update.
If I have the syntax wrong please LMK. Alternatively suggestions are welcome. thanks again for this, its a god send.
ps Alternatively: I notice you can pass in a date ( I assume with a timezone), but does that support an array of dates (like four days a year as I described above? If so that would work as well
Hi. This syntax isn't currently supported, nor is a n array of dates. I've been working towards supported expanded Cron syntax but am super busy with other things so little time to dedicate to it. I would definitely review a PR for it if someone can get to it before me.
The array bit is a little tricky, but I could try to think about how that might work. Might be faster to implement. Also, if entertain a PR for this as well.
It would be great to support nth Suday of a month with #n notation. Also I failed to use 7 as Sunday you support only 0 as Sunday meanwhile https://crontab.guru/ supports 0 and 7 as Sunday.
