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Craig at 15:35, 8 April 2023

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			=== Schedule Alias Fragments ===

	'''As of Obsidian 5.1'''		'''As of Obsidian 5.1'''

Craig at 21:27, 7 April 2023

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			'''As of Obsidian 5.1'''

			Aliases can include fragments that can be resolved by the job editor. For example, if you wanted an alias that would run at 12:45 AM on days to be determined later, you could create an alias with a DATE and/or DAY fragment.


			''Alias'' <code>@customEarly</code>
			''Schedule'' <code>45 0 DATE * DAY *</code>

			Could then be referenced by a job editor, providing resolution to the fragments:
			<code>@customEarly DATE:* DAY:1</code> to run at 12:45AM on all Mondays
			<code>@customEarly DATE:1,15,20,25 DAY:*</code> to run at 12:45AM on 1st, 15th, 20th, 25th


			[[Image:Obsidian.5.1.0.ScheduleAliasesFragments.png]]
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Carfey at 19:22, 4 August 2021

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	'''As of Obsidian 5.0.0'''		'''As of Obsidian 5.0'''

	Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.		Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.

Craig at 16:40, 31 July 2021

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			'''As of Obsidian 5.0.0'''

	Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.		Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.

Craig at 16:40, 31 July 2021

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			Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.

			Aliases are represented by a designation starting with <code>@</code> and are associated with the pattern it will represent. Aliases can be updated and will immediately take effect on all jobs referencing the alias. Aliases can only be removed if they are not referenced in any jobs.

	[[Image:Obsidian.5.0.0.ScheduleAliases.png]]		[[Image:Obsidian.5.0.0.ScheduleAliases.png]]

	~~= Schedule Aliases =~~		To use an alias, simply specify the alias designator (e.g. @dailyNoon) as the schedule value where you would otherwise type out the full cron pattern.

	~~Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns~~, ~~or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with~~ the ~~standard cron pattern delimiter '';''~~. ~~You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern~~.

	~~Aliases are represented by a designation starting with <code>~~@~~</code> and are associated with~~ the pattern ~~it will represent. Aliases can be updated and will immediately take effect on all jobs referencing the alias. Aliases can only be removed if they are not referenced in any jobs~~.

	~~To use an alias, simply specify the alias designator (e~~.g. ~~@dailyNoon) as the schedule value where you would otherwise type out the full cron pattern~~.		[[Image:Obsidian.5.0.0.UsingScheduleAliases.png]]

Craig: /* Schedule Aliases */

2021-07-31T16:39:19Z

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	= Schedule Aliases =		= Schedule Aliases =

Craig: /* Schedule Alises */

2021-07-31T16:38:26Z

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	= Schedule ~~Alises~~ =

			= Schedule Aliases =

	Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.		Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.

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= Schedule Alises =

Schedule aliases allow you to define shortcuts to cron or recurrence patterns, or sets of them. Patterns can be combined with the standard cron pattern delimiter '';''. You can include other aliases in an alias' pattern.

Aliases are represented by a designation starting with <code>@</code> and are associated with the pattern it will represent. Aliases can be updated and will immediately take effect on all jobs referencing the alias. Aliases can only be removed if they are not referenced in any jobs.

To use an alias, simply specify the alias designator (e.g. @dailyNoon) as the schedule value where you would otherwise type out the full cron pattern.