Dzmitry Plashchynski

On Sqlite: > script/console > Loading development environment (Rails 2.3.4) >> class A >> def b >> raise "some error" >> end >> end => nil >> a = A.new...

Fair enough, we will implement it in the next release.

@ceospfx you could kill the process using the `kill` command and pid file: ``` kill `cat tmp/pids/crono.pid` ```

Hello @inclooder, 👍 I'm agree

Hello @DannyBen and @josercruz01 Have you tried to run `Crono#perform` at runtime within another task? it should schedule a task. Then you could reschedule these tasks every time Rails loads.

Hello @gunitas, could you provide any stack trace?

Hello @zanloy Sorry, there's no way for now, as a temporary solution you can set different jobs for each weekday: ``` [:monday, :tuesday, :wednesday, :thursday, :friday].each do |week_day| Crono.perform(TestJob).every 1.week,...

I haven't tried yet.

If there is `:connect_timeout`, so not obvious the meaning of `:timeout`, isn't it?

Hi @Laughing-q I've managed to find the cause of this bug. The problem is that the fps value turned to be a float for some source files. I've submitted a...