Hi,
OK, half a hint of a solution.
If you have a one shot schedule like
fei = engine.launch(process, :at => that_moment)
fei = engine.launch(process, :in => this_amount_of_time)
You can do
sleep_expression = engine.process_status(fei).expressions[0]
puts sleep_expression.awakening_time
puts sleep_expression.scheduler_job_id
For cron based launch schedules like
fei = engine.launch(process, :cron => "0 5 * * *")
you can't use engine.process_status(fei)
You could turn to
engine.get_scheduler.instance_variable_get("@cron_jobs")
To "normalize" this a little bit I could make sure that all the
scheduled job (cron- and at-style) do get a "__launch_schedule" tag
when scheduled, so that this becomes possible :
jobs = engine.get_scheduler.find_jobs "__launch_schedule"
Wdyt ?
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