Mikel Kew

I agree, this would be the ideal behavior. Perhaps using a defaultClass option that is used until threshold is reached.

Thanks @sachin-sandhu, I've updated our configuration to test it out - I'll report back here once I've validated it and close if resolved. This modulo extension syntax is fairly non-standard....

> I've updated our configuration to test it out - I'll report back here once I've validated it and close if resolved. @sachin-sandhu surprisingly, despite us using the following schedule...

@sachin-sandhu Correct, this is what we had previously - it appears to still be running on this schedule: ```yaml schedule: interval: "weekly" day: "monday" time: "08:00" timezone: "Pacific/Auckland" ```

@sachin-sandhu Thanks, but we don't have a YML CI action - we're using the default GitHub Dependabot functionality, not a self-hosted version of Dependabot. Shouldn't GitHub pickup the changes to...

Thanks @sachin-sandhu, checking the actions dropdown after I've browsed to `../.github/dependabot.yml`, I can't see anything there related to YML updates.. All just our own Buildkite CI actions. Unfortunately this isn't...

@sachin-sandhu thanks for the update. For some extra context, we tried removing the config file, and then re-adding it. However, it at that point it didn't even seem to recognise...

@sachin-sandhu unfortunately it appears that the new cron interval is still not being applied. For context, we: - Removed the `dependabot.yml` config, which completely disabled Dependabot checks - Restored the...

Thanks for looking into this @sachin-sandhu, the last _scheduled_ job appears to have been `job_1025455521`, although the most recent job (triggered by a rebase) was `job_1027067118`.

@Waxo it might be worth trying this expression instead: `0 14 * * mon#1` (as per the [fugit docs](https://github.com/floraison/fugit?tab=readme-ov-file#the-hash-extension))