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Currently, you can run a one time job, and then if you choose to, can run it manually using RunNow()
Why would I use RunNow() if I can call the corresponding function directly
I don't consider this a bug.
This is a bug, OneTime jobs should be removed from the scheduler after execution (see quartz or apscheduler for example)
JohnRoesler
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[BUG] - OneTime jobs are not deleted after completion
[FEATURE] - OneTime jobs should have the option to be deleted on completion
May 24, 2024
Describe the bug
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To Reproduce
Version
v2.2.9
Expected behavior
scheduler.Jobs() should return an empty slice after completing all OneTime jobs
Additional context
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