Closed battaputha123 closed 1 year ago
For that expression, you can use a custom schedule like this:
Thanks for the reply! Yeah, this is somewhat what I tried. The issue I was having was after 51 the next execution is at 0 which is 9 minutes apart.
I believe this is also they way the cron daemon works when using */17, so the suggested custom schedule should still match the expression.
What is the correct way of setting the timeout for say a custom amount of minutes (say 17)
this means the crontab expression
*/17 * * * *
i don't know how to achieve the
*/17
part from the UI by selecting minutes