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Hi,
I am trying to figure out how I can extend an minutely condition or another customized way to implement running a task every 9 minutes and 14 minutes, but at the end of the task return a "last modified" datetime object, and reset the timer to count from the returned datetime object.
e.g. At 9 minutes run the task which returns a new timestamp that was 3 minutes in the past. I want to update the timer clock to count the 9 minutes starting from the 3 minutes in the past, and would mean the task gets run again in 6 minutes from the present.
Basically a way to offset a timer based on new information.
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Hi,
I am trying to figure out how I can extend an minutely condition or another customized way to implement running a task every 9 minutes and 14 minutes, but at the end of the task return a "last modified" datetime object, and reset the timer to count from the returned datetime object.
e.g. At 9 minutes run the task which returns a new timestamp that was 3 minutes in the past. I want to update the timer clock to count the 9 minutes starting from the 3 minutes in the past, and would mean the task gets run again in 6 minutes from the present.
Basically a way to offset a timer based on new information.
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