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Every(30).Seconds() run every 30s. The 30s count from start of previous job, I think.
But the job might take a long time sometimes, I want the 30s be end of previous job, not start of previous job.
Means if previous job takes 35s, then the next job will start 30s after it finish, so that they won't overlap.
Is there a method for that? Or, is there some existing tool to achieve the goal ?
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Every(30).Seconds()
run every 30s. The 30s count from start of previous job, I think.But the job might take a long time sometimes, I want the
30s
be end of previous job, not start of previous job.Means if previous job takes 35s, then the next job will start 30s after it finish, so that they won't overlap.
Is there a method for that? Or, is there some existing tool to achieve the goal ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: