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> > I noticed support for @daily, which as far as I understand means 0 0 * * *. If the answer on the first question is that it will...

I'd like to test cron-snap as well but haven't built zrepl before. What I've managed so far is to build the 0.5.0-... version by `make release-docker`. 1. For time reasons...

> > For time reasons - how do I only compile for Linux/amd64 only? Currently I get arm and freebsd binaries compiled as well... I commented out the make directives...

Compiled and tested. What I do experience is that `cron: "*/5 * * * *"` works but `cron: "32,33 17 * * *"` not. The latter should run at 17:32...

> @spi43984 this is the lib I use to parse the cron syntax: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/robfig/cron/v3 . Specifically, the `cron.ParseStandard` function: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/robfig/cron/v3#ParseStandard My cron config looked like that `cron: "53 17,18,19 *...

> Most certainly not, it's straight YAML parsing. My guess is that it's a bug in the library, or I'm using it wrong. > > So, IIUC, it currently silently...

I am not a go expert so sorry for the code - I quickly created some small go tool to check the cron library parsing function and so long it...

> @spi43984 found and fixed the issue; it was in how I used the timer API roll_eyes Please pull this branch and continue testing. `cron: "7-9 10,11,12 * * *"`...

> > > I noticed support for @daily, which as far as I understand means 0 0 * * *. If the answer on the first question is that it...

> `cron: "7-9 10,11,12 * * *"` works for the minutes. About the hour part we'll see in a couple of hours but it looks very promising. Job got executed...