Option to initialize the scheduler without starting it #123
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I'm not a fan of the boolean flag as parameter and I couldn't make I made a And sorry for taking so long to answer you btw! |
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Do you have a timeline when this will be released? I'm implementing a windows service and InitializeWithoutStarting called in the service constructor and then JobManager.Start/Stop called from the respective service methods. |
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This week! |
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Just published on nuget.org, version 5.2.0. |
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For our specific case, we needed to option to initialize the scheduler, but not start it automatically. This PR does not break the normal usecase of Initialize(Registry).