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Hello everyone, I would like to know how is the correct syntax to use the CRONTAB env as described in the ENVIRONMENT.rst
"CRONTAB: anything that you want to run periodically as a cron job (empty by default)"
I've tried setting as
... environment: CRONTAB: "00 01 * * * task" ...
But CRONTAB is not mounting, it complains the format is not valid.
Any clarification on that, please?
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Oh I see, the variable expects a list of tasks.
So, putting it like this did the trick:
... environment: CRONTAB: "['00 15 * * * envdir /run/etc/wal-e.d/env wal-g delete retain FIND_FULL 1 --confirm']" ...
Practical way of doing housekeeping everyday.
Sorry for opening a issue for that. My bad.
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Hello everyone, I would like to know how is the correct syntax to use the CRONTAB env as described in the ENVIRONMENT.rst
"CRONTAB: anything that you want to run periodically as a cron job (empty by default)"
I've tried setting as
...
environment:
CRONTAB: "00 01 * * * task"
...
But CRONTAB is not mounting, it complains the format is not valid.
Any clarification on that, please?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: