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I have some troubles using the time dependency with an increment when there is also a day dependency. The task only executes itself on the first time step. I'm using a real clock.
Here is an example of a suite:
suite suitetest
family test
family a
task test1
time 00:00 23:30 00:05
day saturday
task test2
time 00:00 23:30 00:05
day monday
endfamily
endfamily
endsuite
Task test1 simply creates a file with the name based on the day and hours then sleeps for 61sec.
This suite has been loaded on friday. On saturday, I checked if the files have been created. Only the file created at 00:00 is here. On the ui, I can see that the task never executes every 5min. I have to requeue the suite manually to get the expected behavior. That is why I tried with a repeat day 1 to requeue the suite every day. Unfortunately I got the same problem.
I have another suite with the same architecture. One task has to execute itself on sunday and the other one on wednesday. The sunday task worked as expected, executing itself every 15min. But the wednesday one behaved like described above.
Do I use these dependencies correctly or is it a bug ?
Thank you.
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Hi,
I have some troubles using the time dependency with an increment when there is also a day dependency. The task only executes itself on the first time step. I'm using a real clock.
Here is an example of a suite:
Task test1 simply creates a file with the name based on the day and hours then sleeps for 61sec.
This suite has been loaded on friday. On saturday, I checked if the files have been created. Only the file created at 00:00 is here. On the ui, I can see that the task never executes every 5min. I have to requeue the suite manually to get the expected behavior. That is why I tried with a repeat day 1 to requeue the suite every day. Unfortunately I got the same problem.
I have another suite with the same architecture. One task has to execute itself on sunday and the other one on wednesday. The sunday task worked as expected, executing itself every 15min. But the wednesday one behaved like described above.
Do I use these dependencies correctly or is it a bug ?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: