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When a job times out or fails a retry_timeout can be specified. The retry_timeout is added to the current timestamp.
The scheduler should check the interval_reference option and schedule the new job by adding the retry_interval to either the start time of the job or the current timestamp.
Current situation
When a job failed or ran into a timeout the new execution time is always calculated by adding the retry_interval to the current timestamp.
Should
The scheduler should check the interval_reference and add the retry_interval to either the start time of the job or the current timestamp
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the change
When a job times out or fails a retry_timeout can be specified. The retry_timeout is added to the current timestamp.
The scheduler should check the interval_reference option and schedule the new job by adding the retry_interval to either the start time of the job or the current timestamp.
Current situation
When a job failed or ran into a timeout the new execution time is always calculated by adding the retry_interval to the current timestamp.
Should
The scheduler should check the interval_reference and add the retry_interval to either the start time of the job or the current timestamp
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: