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Hello.
Find the case CronExpression.Parse("* * * * */2,3") that fails with exception:
CronExpression.Parse("* * * * */2,3")
Minutes: Unexpected character ','.
And it not work at any position (minute, hour, etc.). Is it a bug? Or it's partial support for not standard special character / ?
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Similar question. How do you use this to fire on the first and third wednesday. 6#1,3 does not work. Nor does 6#1,6#3
Should it? @odinserj
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Looks like this should work: “At every minute on every 2nd day-of-week and Wednesday.”
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Hello.
Find the case
CronExpression.Parse("* * * * */2,3")
that fails with exception:And it not work at any position (minute, hour, etc.). Is it a bug? Or it's partial support for not standard special character / ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: