While migrating some of my cronjobs to supercronic, I noticed that multiple lines joined together with the \ character work in cron, but are not supported in supercronic.
For example:
*/10 * * * * echo 'a' && \
echo 'b' && \
echo 'c'
Is a valid crontab entry for most classic crons, but is rejected by supercronics parser.
While migrating some of my cronjobs to supercronic, I noticed that multiple lines joined together with the
\
character work in cron, but are not supported in supercronic.For example:
Is a valid crontab entry for most classic crons, but is rejected by supercronics parser.