impr: allow cron once with a delay #480
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* chore: allow LMDB to flush to disk This is important as the database is opened with NO_SYNC * chore: handle app stop callbacks to flush and close LMDB
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The primary goal is to allow scheduling hydration distributed in time windows
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Why
The primary motivation for this was to allow distributed hydration scheduling in time windows.
What
This is a new once parameter called
delayin seconds. It executes the worker in a similar fashion as theeverybut only once.Request example:
curl "http://localhost:8734/[email protected]/once?delay=4200&cron-path=/[email protected]/now"