fix(BackgroundJob): Add time leeway in start condition in TimedJob #50868
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Since cron jobs may not always run at the very same second, e.g. at 10:45:16 and at 10:50:14, some jobs (depending on the interval) that should actually run wouldn't be started when exactly comparing the interval with the time of the last run. Therefore, allow a time leeway of a few seconds. Signed-off-by: Matthias Meusburger <matthias.meusburger@gmx.at>
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/backport to stable31 |
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/backport to stable30 |
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/backport to stable29 |
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/backport to stable28 |
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Still not optimal. If a job that is executed before the critical one took a long time during the last cron run (e.g. UpdateAvailableNotifications), the critical one could still be skipped on the next run. |
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Summary
Since cron jobs may not always run at the very same second (observed in web hosting environment), e.g. at 10:45:16 and at 10:50:14, some jobs (depending on the interval) that should actually run wouldn't be started when exactly comparing the interval with the time of the last run. Therefore, a time leeway of a few seconds should be allowed.
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