The returned list does not indicate the .at(), which is useful information in a setting where hourly jobs at specified minutes need to be executed. In my case, I want to run a job every 10', but I want it to run exactly at :00, :10, ..., :50 minutes of the hour. The returned information for the 6 jobs created is
Job(interval=1, unit=hours, do={job}, ...)
(repeated 6 times)
Please include "at=:10", etc.
The returned list does not indicate the .at(), which is useful information in a setting where hourly jobs at specified minutes need to be executed. In my case, I want to run a job every 10', but I want it to run exactly at :00, :10, ..., :50 minutes of the hour. The returned information for the 6 jobs created is
Job(interval=1, unit=hours, do={job}, ...)
(repeated 6 times)
Please include "at=:10", etc.