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Scheduled job tries to 'catch up'
See original GitHub issueUsing code
schedule.scheduleJob("*/5 * * * *", function(){ doStuff(); });
Whenever the device is powered on, and this app starts automatically on startup, it looks like it runs through and executes all the missed times. For example, the above runs every 5 minutes normally, but if the device is powered off for an hour and plugged back in, it executes 12 times in quick succession before resuming normal functionality.
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Noticed this, too. Happens on a Windows 10 machine after waking up from hibernation. This is pretty uncool as the job contains a call to a rate-limited API.
Confirmed this behavior running on a mac. The system was put to sleep and when it came back online the jobs all ran to catch up.