you can however approximate it with
CronTrigger
(assuming you don't actually mean exactly 24 hour intervals, but 23 or 25 are okay too)
Hello, the scheduler is not working) And I do not know why, the work is carried out in parallel with the asynchronous bot for telegram.
I started the logger, but it also shows that nothing is happening
I started the logger, but it also shows that nothing is happening
make a new function if you need to, and start the scheduler there
asyncio support in apscheduler 3 is a bit iffy
when i add this job, and do the job check
scheduler.add_job(jobstore='default',func=blah1,trigger = 'interval',args=[data,x], id=f'7',start_date=f'{date} 2022-11-30',end_date=f'{date} 2022-11-30',minutes =time,max_instances =5)
on gets_jobs() next_run_time is equal to None
but when i do this
scheduler.add_job(jobstore='default',func=blah1,trigger = 'interval',args=[data,x], id=f'7',start_date='2022-11-30 12:00:00',end_date='2022-11-30 02:00:00',minutes =time,max_instances =5) it shows the jobs next run time
the date in the fstring is actually the time just made an error here
name: 2, trigger: interval[0:15:00], next run: 2022-11-30 17:31:00-08:00, handler: <function blah1 at 0x00000203BA86F640>
name: 1, trigger: interval[0:15:00], next run: None, handler: <function blah at 0x00000203BA894CA0>
I tried it, but it still doesn't work(
Hi, I have a question about how the background scheduler works. Our application either takes commands by CLI or initialise by python API, but it doesn't spin its own event loop or run in the background. If my understanding of the docs is correct, once the CLI script or python instance is closed, the scheduler will close. Is this correct / are there any workarounds to run the scheduler for long periods (e.g. months, years) in a background process, running at startup etc?
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Hello! Just getting started with APScheduler, and wondering if there's a good way to remove an interval job based off a condition defined in the job. Let's say I'm running a job but completion of the job without errors doesn't mean the job is successful, and I want to run it again. Once some internal logic in the job (perhaps returning True) is satisfied, the job is removed. Is there some sort of pattern that can be used for this? One possibility I was thinking of is raising an exception in the job itself, and using the event listener, but that seems inelegant. Please let me know if I'm missing something! Thanks so much
or pass the scheduler to the job, and remove it from there? that's probably better
Is there a parameter that limits the number of active jobs that can be happening
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For example, there is no
sync scheduler, with add_schedule method
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Hi there,I wonder create a BackgroundScheduler job to monitor a website every hour,if it found news from the website it's will download the new title then add a new job of BackgroundScheduler which will search the new title for every week.How can i do it,i was wrote some codes:
m_scheduler = BackgroundScheduler({'timezone':'Asia/Shanghai','max_instances': 2});
m_scheduler.add_job(m_caseMonitor.fetchCase,trigger,id="monitor");
m_scheduler.start()
........ fetchCase
def fetchCase():
.......
if len(fetch_words) > 0:
m_scheduler.add_job(self.toutiaoMonitor,'interval',seconds = 30)But when i wanna add a new job in,i can't start the the new job,only added in.
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is it supported to launch a task and from within the task code use for example async starmap to run a number of very short lived threads. If it is supported how would the threadpoolexecutor size in the task launching code affect the number of threads launched within the task code itself
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