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Edit the days/hours/minutes/seconds for "commandExecutionMode" RANDOM #173

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MCHalfAssed opened this issue Nov 30, 2022 · 4 comments
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Would it be possible to edit the days/hours/minutes/seconds for "commandExecutionMode" RANDOM?

Currently it's only possible with "INTERVAL".

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@titivermeesch
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@MCHalfAssed I'm not sure if I understood correctly, could you try to reformulate?

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@MCHalfAssed I'm not sure if I understood correctly, could you try to reformulate?

Currently, if you choose to execute a set of commands, you can choose "INTERVAL" and then set a time in between each command. So, INTERVAL, with 1 minute between each command. It will run Command 1, (wait 1 minute), Command 2, (Wait one minute), Command 3....etc.

However, if you choose "RANDOM", you do not have the option to choose the time between each RANDOM command. So it's only Command 3 (wait one second), Command 1, (wait one second), Command 2, etc. But I want "Command 3 (wait 5 minutes), Command 1, (wait 5 minutes), Command 2, etc.

Here are some screenshots from the timers.json files;

So currently, this is possible:
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But I would like to be able to do this:
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@MCHalfAssed That was already expected behaviour for me, but apparently something is not correct there. I'll check a bit how this can be done in a proper way.

The main concern I have is that some people may already rely on the current random behaviour, so maybe a new execution mode will be introduced.
I'll post progress about it here

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MCHalfAssed commented Dec 14, 2022 via email

@titivermeesch titivermeesch added the feature New feature label Nov 9, 2023
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