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@stevehu In our tests, we found the start time of in the task definition is not strictly followed. For example, if a task has time unit as DAY and start as 5pm, the task will be triggered on 0am each day instead of 5pm. This is quite unexpected. I think it is due to the code is rounding up the start time to the next time unit at
@stevehu In our tests, we found the start time of in the task definition is not strictly followed. For example, if a task has time unit as DAY and start as 5pm, the task will be triggered on 0am each day instead of 5pm. This is quite unexpected. I think it is due to the code is rounding up the start time to the next time unit at
light-scheduler/src/main/java/com/networknt/scheduler/service/AbstractTaskHandler.java
Line 91 in 67b80bc
I saw a similar issue #22. Is it the same issue or related? You seem have a solution in your mind according to the comments.
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