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Carfey: Carfey moved page Admin Job Conflicts to Admin Job Conflicts (3.x.x and earlier) without leaving a redirect

2016-07-01T16:51:13Z

Carfey moved page Admin Job Conflicts to Admin Job Conflicts (3.x.x and earlier) without leaving a redirect

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Carfey: /* Adding and Removing Groups */

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Adding and Removing Groups

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	== Adding and Removing Groups ==		== Adding and Removing Groups ==

	Add new conflicts by clicking the ''Add New Group'' link in the ''All Jobs'' group. You can then ''drag and drop'' jobs from the ~~non-~~conflicted ~~set~~ or ~~other~~ conflict sets.		Add new conflicts by clicking the ''Add New Group'' link in the ''All Jobs'' group. You can then use drag and drop to copy jobs from the ''All Jobs'' group into conflicted sets, or even move a job between conflicted sets. As of Obsidian 2.9.0, the same job can be copied into different conflict sets (see the note below on priority and conflict resolution).

	Remove groups by clicking the ''Remove Group'' link in the conflict set~~. Note that jobs within a conflict set will be moved to the bottom of the non-conflicted group when the set is removed~~.		Remove groups by clicking the ''Remove Group'' link in the conflict set.

	'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.		'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise. In addition, it is important to note that when selecting available non-conflicted jobs to run, Obsidian inspects the conflict sets in the order provided when they are saved (from left to right), and selects the highest priority available job before moving onto the next conflict set. When priority is significant and varies across different sets, ensure your conflict sets are in the desired order.

	[[Image:ConflictingJobs.png]]		[[Image:ConflictingJobs.png]]

Carfey at 00:35, 4 November 2014

2014-11-04T00:35:31Z

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	Job ~~Conflicts~~ can be configured to prevent jobs in the same set from running at the same time. See [[Conflicts]] for feature details.		Job conflicts can be configured to prevent jobs in the same set from running at the same time. See [[Conflicts]] for feature details.

	Edit conflicts by using drag and drop to move jobs from ~~different~~ conflict sets ~~and~~ the ~~default non-conflicted~~ group.		Edit conflicts by using drag and drop to move jobs into different conflict sets, using their vertical ordering to indicate conflict priority. Remove jobs from conflict sets by dragging them into the ''Trash'' group.

	Confirm your changes by clicking the ~~save~~ button.		Confirm your changes by clicking the Save button.

	== Adding and Removing Groups ==		== Adding and Removing Groups ==

	Add new conflicts by clicking the ''Add New Group'' link in the ~~non-conflicted~~ group. You can then ''drag and drop'' jobs from the non-conflicted set or other conflict sets.		Add new conflicts by clicking the ''Add New Group'' link in the ''All Jobs'' group. You can then ''drag and drop'' jobs from the non-conflicted set or other conflict sets.

	Remove groups by clicking the ''Remove Group'' link in the conflict set. Note that jobs within a conflict set will be moved to the bottom of the non-conflicted group when the set is removed.		Remove groups by clicking the ''Remove Group'' link in the conflict set. Note that jobs within a conflict set will be moved to the bottom of the non-conflicted group when the set is removed.

Carfey: /* Adding and Removing Groups */

2014-11-04T00:33:28Z

Adding and Removing Groups

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	'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.		'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.

	[[ConflictingJobs.png]]		[[Image:ConflictingJobs.png]]

Carfey: /* Adding and Removing Groups */

2014-11-04T00:32:47Z

Adding and Removing Groups

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	'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.		'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.

	[[~~Image:2.5.0.~~ConflictingJobs.~~PNG~~]]		[[ConflictingJobs.png]]

Craig at 12:02, 8 April 2014

2014-04-08T12:02:59Z

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	'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.		'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.

	[[Image:~~EditConflicts~~.~~png~~]]		[[Image:2.5.0.ConflictingJobs.PNG]]

Carfey at 05:27, 19 October 2013

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	Job Conflicts can be configured to prevent jobs in the same set from running at the same time.		Job Conflicts can be configured to prevent jobs in the same set from running at the same time. See [[Conflicts]] for feature details.

	Edit conflicts by using drag and drop to move jobs from different conflict sets and the default non-conflicted group.		Edit conflicts by using drag and drop to move jobs from different conflict sets and the default non-conflicted group.

Carfey: moved Job Conflicts to Admin Job Conflicts

2011-02-21T21:41:56Z

moved Job Conflicts to Admin Job Conflicts

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Carfey at 03:26, 21 February 2011

2011-02-21T03:26:09Z

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	Job Conflicts can be configured to prevent jobs in the same set from running at the same time.		Job Conflicts can be configured to prevent jobs in the same set from running at the same time.

			Edit conflicts by using drag and drop to move jobs from different conflict sets and the default non-conflicted group.

			Confirm your changes by clicking the save button.

	== Adding and Removing Groups ==		== Adding and Removing Groups ==

	Add new conflicts by clicking the ''Add New Group'' link in the non-conflicted group. You can then ''drag and drop'' jobs from the non-conflicted set or other conflict sets.		Add new conflicts by clicking the ''Add New Group'' link in the non-conflicted group. You can then ''drag and drop'' jobs from the non-conflicted set or other conflict sets.

			Remove groups by clicking the ''Remove Group'' link in the conflict set. Note that jobs within a conflict set will be moved to the bottom of the non-conflicted group when the set is removed.

	'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.		'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.

	[[Image:EditConflicts.png]]		[[Image:EditConflicts.png]]

Carfey: /* Adding and Removing Groups */

2011-02-21T03:24:24Z

Adding and Removing Groups

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	== Adding and Removing Groups ==		== Adding and Removing Groups ==

	Add new conflicts by clicking the		Add new conflicts by clicking the ''Add New Group'' link in the non-conflicted group. You can then ''drag and drop'' jobs from the non-conflicted set or other conflict sets.

			'''Note:''' The order of jobs within a conflicted set indicates which job takes priority. Jobs at the top are given priority over those lower down, and will be executed first when conflicts arise.

	[[Image:EditConflicts.png]]		[[Image:EditConflicts.png]]