Allow soft warning when a hard error isn't required.

[ncb000gt]

GH-467 GH-478 GH-469 GH-470 GH-497 GH-498

Signed-off-by: Nick Campbell [email protected]

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Merging #499 into master will decrease coverage by 0.73%. The diff coverage is 50.00%.

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- Coverage   92.35%   91.62%   -0.74%     
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+ Hits          326      328       +2     
- Misses         26       28       +2     
- Partials        1        2       +1     

Impacted Files	Coverage Δ
lib/time.js	92.00% <33.33%> (-1.22%)	:arrow_down:
lib/job.js	91.07% <100.00%> (+0.08%)	:arrow_up:

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[utick]

any update?

[Bilonik]

Update?

[ncb000gt]

My hesitation with this PR is that it effectively reverts the change that was made to prevent infinite loops inside the cron tool. Of course this only happens in certain cases, and isn't all the time, but I want to support a better option. I'm thinking of making a change to this that resets the time by which the tool runs. I'll post here when I've settled on the best way to add this. Once I have a solution for this I'll push the code.

[aphix]

@ncb000gt FYI it looks like this PR will always make softTimeout === true because of the or pipes (||) here: e928c8c (#499)

In line 58 of lib/job.js in the PR: softTimeout = cronTime.softTimeout || true

If provided initially via an object, the softTimeout option {softTimeout: false} would always be coerced to true based on the above logic, which would then be passed into the CronTime constructor.