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Commit fc8b0e5 (randomization ~) breaks config file #102
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Please try the current master branch (07bf4b9) |
Ok, I touched my crontab and it installed ok. I can't tell you if it has interpreted it all correctly.. time will tell as my entries fire off but I would assume it will be fine. As an aside, it's pretty cool that you folks are here maintaining this thing that's been a staple for decades. The fact that someone cared enough to create and share a new feature like this is pretty awesome. I'll be sure to put it to use. |
I have to reopen this issue. It seems like the parsing altered by the randomizer code is still messed up. I wanted a job to run every 5 minutes. */5 * * * * whatever Workaround was to use a comma separated list of 0,5,10,15 etc. I get the same thing with hours. I also noticed that if I use /10 it hangs installing the crontab. */10 * * * * whatever or lets say every 10 hours
crontab: installing new crontab |
@Seanst3r please retest with the latest checkout. |
Hi. After cloning the latest git version my crontab won't install. The last commit is this one:
Add random within range '~' operator …
@opohorel opohorel committed on Nov 8, 2021
I get "bad minute", bad "hour", bad day-of-week, you name it.
01 * * * * /bin/echo Hello, world!
crontab: installing new crontab
"/tmp/crontab.ZlLH9I":73: bad minute
I reverted to the prior commit it seems back to normal.
git reset --hard 19c2e1d
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