set lastRun before running the function #57
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…if its a long running function, the next run includes the function's running time
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Any plans of merging this to master? |
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up? this could solve the #16 issue also I think |
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Oh, the branch cannot be merged, there are conflicts |
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This one can be closed as I resubmitted the pull request in #116 |
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move lastRun=time.Now() to before running of the function.
Otherwise if it is after the function, the next running time will include the time it took the function to run.
This becomes an issue when using job.At(hh:mm), since if the function takes 15 minutes to run, next run will be at hh:(mm+15)