Closed floatfield closed 1 year ago
Hi! I wonder if cronDefinition is correct in package cron4zio. It seems to me that there should be
cronDefinition
cron4zio
.withDayOfWeek().withValidRange(1, 7).withMondayDoWValue(1).supportsHash().supportsL().supportsQuestionMark().and()
instead of
.withDayOfWeek().withValidRange(1, 7).withMondayDoWValue(0).supportsHash().supportsL().supportsQuestionMark().and()
If I try something like this with the given definition
import com.cronutils.descriptor.CronDescriptor import com.cronutils.model.definition.{CronConstraintsFactory, CronDefinition, CronDefinitionBuilder} import com.cronutils.parser.CronParser val cronDefinition: CronDefinition = CronDefinitionBuilder.defineCron() .withSeconds().withValidRange(0, 59).and() .withMinutes().withValidRange(0, 59).and() .withHours().withValidRange(0, 23).and() .withDayOfMonth().withValidRange(1, 31).supportsL().supportsW().supportsLW().supportsQuestionMark().and() .withMonth().withValidRange(1, 12).and() .withDayOfWeek().withValidRange(1, 7).withMondayDoWValue(0).supportsHash().supportsL().supportsQuestionMark().and() .withYear().withValidRange(1970, 2099).withStrictRange().optional().and() .withCronValidation(CronConstraintsFactory.ensureEitherDayOfWeekOrDayOfMonth()) .instance() val cronParser = new CronParser(cronDefinition) val cron = cronParser.parse("0 25 17 ? * WED") val desc = CronDescriptor.instance() val description = desc.describe(cron) // at 17:25 at Thursday day
it gives a schedule for thursday instead of wednesday. Or do I miss something?
Hey @floatfield ,
Yes you are correct. Thanks for identifying this issue, it has been fixed now in the new version 1.0.0
Cheers !!
Hi! I wonder if
cronDefinition
is correct in packagecron4zio
. It seems to me that there should beinstead of
If I try something like this with the given definition
it gives a schedule for thursday instead of wednesday. Or do I miss something?