Provide a way to cancel and reschedule tasks
See original GitHub issueMake it possible to cancel and reschedule given a task name and an instance Id. So basically something like this:
final String taskName = "myTaskName";
final OneTimeTask task = new MyOneTimeTask(taskName);
final String instanceId = "myInstanceId";
scheduler.scheduleForExecution(Instant.now().plusSeconds(5), task.instance(instanceId));
scheduler.reSchedule(taskName, instanceId, Instant.now().plusSeconds(15));
//Or
scheduler.cancelSchedule(taskName, instanceId);
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- Created 6 years ago
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I think we need to
SchedulerClient
interface, and implement inScheduler
This feature was implemented in version 2.0 thanks to the PR from @tedsteen . Closing the issue.