There is no way to add argument(s) to Job instance on createCronJob when scheduling jobs

[olotintemitope]

Hi,

The bundle is indeed very useful. I have 2 use cases

1. I will like to add arguments to the Job Instance when creating the cronjob from the command after implementing CronCommand.

public function createCronJob(\DateTime $lastRunAt)
{
        return new Job('business:invoice-reminder');
}

I will like to do this $job = new Job('business:invoice-reminder', [$invoiceReminder->getId()]);

2. secondly, the

public function shouldBeScheduled(\DateTime $lastRunAt)
{
       return time() - $lastRunAt->getTimestamp() >= 180; // Executed at most every minute.
}

should allow for dynamic time rather than hardcoding a generic time for the scheduler to run at intervals.

I'm looking forward to a quick response. Thanks

[schmittjoh]

I think you can already do what you need. But you probably need some sort of schedule command that runs every day/hour and triggers reminder jobs.