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execute one command #42

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sameh-khemira opened this issue Jan 5, 2023 · 1 comment

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sameh-khemira commented Jan 5, 2023

Is it possible to excute only one command or to set manually the last execution time to a specific command?
Thank you

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Chris53897 commented Jan 5, 2023

It is possible in the gui to force a cronjob to run at next schedule. Which is probably 1 minute.
But not on the CLI.

I did thought of an update-command. https://github.com/Dukecity/CommandSchedulerBundle/blob/master/Command/AddCommand.php#L50
But maybe a new command to force (multiple) ...commands (to set executeImmediately to true) would be an improvment.

Maybe you want to do a PR?

I think to force the execution of one command can lead to problems with locking. It could be started parallel.

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