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The tests fail sometimes due to millisecond based timing on some of the tests. I over optimized for local testing and it's causing tests to fail in CI occasionally. The CI pipeline is running in docker with limited resources, so not able to handle quite as precise time as my local machine.
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I need something like below:
newCronExpression = convert (localCronExpresn,fromLocalTZ, "UTC")
Is it possible using cron-utils?
Let me give an example:
My local timezone is IST i.e. GMT+5.30.
Current local time is: 11:20 AM.
I want a job to run in 45 min of every hour.
So, my cron expression: 45 * * * *
Hence I am expecting my job to run after 25 min ( as starting time
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Is there a way to make a job re-occur N milliseconds after it finished previous time?