the
() syntax calls the function
I mean, you didn't think
x = foo() would assign the function object to x, did you?
thanks for pointing that out
in aiocron i can use like this:@aiocron.crontab('29 17 * * 3,6,0')
but how to do that in apscheduler?
like this?@scheduler.scheduled_job('cron', hour='17', minutes='29', day_of_week='wed,sat,sun')
@agronholm
did you have a problem with that?
i havent tried because i need to wait lol
oh its minute
how to shutdown it? when i use await scheduler.shutdown() it works i checked it by scheduler.running return False but it gives me errors too:
TypeError: object NoneType can't be used in 'await' expression, but when i use scheduler.shutdown() i checked it with scheduler.running it returns True it means not stopped by doing that
in the master branch there is an unfinished 4.0 scheduler which has full async support
how do i import AsyncIOScheduler in master branch?
the documentation hasn't really been updated so you'd be on your own pretty much – the tests would be the only clues
in 3.7.0 i can import using from apscheduler.schedulers.asyncio import AsyncIOScheduler
but in master branch it doesnt work
but in master branch it doesnt work
@lalaipo you'd need to see the tests: https://github.com/agronholm/apscheduler/blob/master/tests/test_schedulers.py
if you want to play around with 4.0
the documentation has not been updated yet
@agronholm
i want it 11:30, 12:30
combine two cron triggers
how about this?