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If you define the cron patterns directly in your code (cron: "* * * * *") (a declarative schedule) we treat them as separate schedules so they can be disabled/deleted separately in different environments.
It's confusing though that they all show up in the schedules table in the dashboard per-environment and each environment counts as +1 towards your schedules limit.
We should change this so a declarative schedule is unique to the task ID, so it is only counted as +1 of your schedules limit across all environments.
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This issue is still being debated as there's a few ways we could do it so it's hard to define at the moment. I think we'll end up folding this work into another bigger change we're making.
@samejr Thanks for the update! I understand this is being considered as part of a larger change. Please let me know if there's anything I can help with once the direction is more clearly defined.
If you define the cron patterns directly in your code (cron: "* * * * *") (a declarative schedule) we treat them as separate schedules so they can be disabled/deleted separately in different environments.
It's confusing though that they all show up in the schedules table in the dashboard per-environment and each environment counts as +1 towards your schedules limit.
We should change this so a declarative schedule is unique to the task ID, so it is only counted as +1 of your schedules limit across all environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: