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Question about coalesce
See original GitHub issueHello ,
From code,
coalesce: run once instead of many times if the scheduler determines that the job should be run more than once in succession
Does it mean:
When apsceduler run a job with id 1 , it would check its inner queue (pending_jobs) , to see if there are other jobs with id 1 .If they are , delete all of them , to make sure only run once ?
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What is so strange about this? If the last run time was at 10:00:00 and the job is being run with interval of 5 seconds and the executor is so busy it could only run the job at 10:00:50. How many 5 second intervals fit between 10:00:50 and 10:00:00?
Yeah , I understand . Thank you!