Sorry I posted a older/bugged version, here goes the right one, inside
the run function:
def run(self, wait=True):
if not self.disabled:
if not self.check_is_running() and self.is_due():
if self.end_run and self.end_run < self.next_run:
self
Well I've implemented the UNTIL functionality by myself adding a field
end_run in models.py:
end_run = models.DateTimeField(_("end run"), blank=True, null=True,
help_text=_("If you don't set this the job will be running
eternally"))
Later in the handle_run function where te next_run is calculated
Well I've implemented the UNTIL functionality by myself adding a field
end_run in models.py:
end_run = models.DateTimeField(_("end run"), blank=True, null=True,
help_text=_("If you don't set this the job will be running
eternally"))
Later in the handle_run function where te next_run is calculated
Hi there,
I've tried to contact with the people related to the django-
chronograph project, but without success.
When you create a new job there is a field called Params, there you
should be able to specify when your job is run following the rrule
rules.
So the only parameter that seems to work i
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