Hey! Does anybody know, how to define if a cronjob should run on a certain environment? I see there

UPPB2H525

Hey! Does anybody know, how to define if a cronjob should run on a certain environment? I see there was a possibility to set run_on_non_production in cronjob definitions. But this does not work anymore with scheduler module shipped by spryker. vendor/spryker/setup/src/Spryker/Zed/Setup/Business/Model/Cronjobs.php is marked to be deprecated meanwhile and is still not used anymore.
Of course, i could check APPLICATION_ENV in config/Zed/cronjobs/jenkins.php and set enable accordingly. Should this be the "right" way?

Valerii Trots

I believe you need to switch\migrate to spryker/scheduler-jenkins where the issue with run_on_non_production=>false has been fixed - https://api.release.spryker.com/release-group/2637.

UPPB2H525

I am already using spryker/scheduler-jenkins in version 1.2.1. There is nothing like 'run_on_non_production' or similar in the code

Alberto Reyer

We have the following in jobs.php:

if (Environment::isProduction() === false) {
//non production job definition
}

UPPB2H525

Ya, this seems to be the only possibility. Thanks Alberto!

UPPB2H525

Although...Envíronment is also marked to be deprecated and will be removed without replacement.

Andriy Netseplyayev

Hey @UPPB2H525 👋
I think there is one more option, I didn’t not tried that myself, but looking from code should be possible:
1. You can introduce a new array property in jobs.php where you could specify an environment (or array of envs);
2. Extend the command “scheduler:setup” and introduce environment as a parameter (-e=your_env);
3. Introduce a new ChainableJobsFilterInterface that would filter out jobs based on environment parameter vs. environment in jobs.php array (\Spryker\Zed\Scheduler\Business\SchedulerBusinessFactory::createJobsFilter())
4. In respective config/install/your-environment.yml pipeline, you can call the command with the new parameter “vendor/bin/console scheduler:setup -e=your_env”

Andriy Netseplyayev

it sounds like more todo comparing to @UL6DGRULR solution, but could be also a bit cleaner and more flexible. But if Alberto’s solution fully covers your needs - I would go with it

UPPB2H525

Thank you @UKJSE6T47