scheduled-task

Automated task scheduling with cron expressions allows you to define recurring execution times for your scripts. You can create tasks that run precisely on a daily or weekly schedule without manual intervention.

Automated task notifications can be sent directly to DingTalk and Feishu. The task management system integrates with these platforms to deliver execution results or reports automatically upon completion.

Creating a one-time scheduled task involves specifying a single execution timestamp rather than a recurring cron pattern. The system handles one-time scheduling to run your script at an exact moment without repetition.

Managing scheduled tasks is done through a centralized interface that supports listing, modifying, enabling, disabling, and deletion. This ensures full control over your automated workflows and their execution states.

Scheduled task execution supports specifying custom working directories and execution modes. This allows your scripts to run in the correct environment context, ensuring file paths and dependencies resolve correctly.

Scheduled tasks not triggering may be due to incorrect cron syntax or the task being in a disabled state. Verify your cron expression formatting and check the task's enabled status to ensure proper execution.