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Is there a way to send a cancellation token to the task to stop it?

for example:

app.StartTask<SampleTask>(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(15), TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5), source.Token);

People can ask for deps in the ctor of their IRunnable implementation, so why provide the ServiceProvider to the users RunAsnc?

It would be great to have the cancellation token on IRunnable.Run as an optional parameter so the new version will just work without any edition to the code.

I'll make a PR for that.

Should bind to actions in IApplicationLifetime for actually Starting/Stopping tasks

Hello, I was hoping to see a section on the readme related to how to test the code locally before I contribute.

I have a lot of scheduled tasks and a 'scheduled taks monitor', where I can see all statuses etc. In the monitor I also implemented a button to fire 'TryRunImmediately'.

This works for all scheduled tasks with, except 2 tasks that have an interval set to 365 days. Some intervals are set to 7 days, they work. What is the maximum TimeSpan for being able to fire TryRunImmediately?

Logging with the code below

Giving the next result

I'm using third party libraries that have only asynchronous methods. So it is possible to make method Run asynchronous.?

In my ConfigureServices I have:

services.AddTask<UpdateElements>(o => o.AutoStart(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30)));

And my method looks like:

public class UpdateElements: IRunnable
{
    private readonly IElementRepository _elementRepository;

    public UpdateElements(IElementRepository elementRepository)
    {
        _elementRepository= elementRepository;
    }

    public Task RunAsync(ITask currentTask, IServiceProvider scopeServiceProvider, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
    {            
        return Task.Run(() => {
            _elementRepository.UpdateElements();
        });
    }
}

Now I want to delay the first time with 5 minutes using FirstRunDelay. Where do I need to set this option?

Hi,

I'm experiencing problems with RecurrentTasks. It looks like sometimes a RecurrentTask stops unexpected. In the logfile I find the warning "CancellationToken signaled, stopping...".

But I don't use a CancellationToken. How can I debug why a Recurrent Task is cancelled?