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Add execution information in Quartz job detail #43226
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For consistency, I wonder if we should have some common structure for the executions:
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Current proposal is as follows for
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This commit improves the Quartz Actuator endpoint to specify whether a particular job is running. For a job that's running, the related trigger has some details such as the fire time, whether it's recovering and the re-fire count. To make things more consistent, the detail of a trigger has now an executions that contains detail about the previous, current, and next executions. Closes spring-projectsgh-43226
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This commit improves the Quartz Actuator endpoint to specify whether a particular job is running. For a job that's running, the related trigger has some details such as the fire time, whether it's recovering and the re-fire count. To make things more consistent, the detail of a trigger has now an executions that contains detail about the previous, current, and next executions. Closes spring-projectsgh-43226
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Reviewing #43086 and brainstorming with @wilkinsona we believe that the detail of a job should specify whether it's running or not and additional information if it is.
Doing so will help with triggering a new execution on demand.
The detail of a test job is currently as follows:
For a Job who's currently running, we'd like the description to improve as follows:
If the job is not running, it would be:
For backward compatible reason, the
nextFireTime
andpreviousFireTime
should still be present but we'll stop documenting them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: