Schedules of type ONCE will selfdestruct with negative repeats #10
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…r just deactivated with positive repeats
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Schedules of type ONCE will selfdestruct with negative repeats
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It makes more sense for schedules that only run once, to be deleted from the schedule after they have created a task by default. This way you can emulate delayed actions without clogging up the schedule database. If want to keep the result and schedule , set the
repeatsto a positive value.This might break some things for some people, but I highly doubt it.