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soderlund
Posted
7 hours ago, Aleas said:

Great job!

So far, I've only noticed 1 issue

When creating a reoccurring schedule, it loves to change the dates on you.

Here's an example:

Create the schedule and save. image.png.d37f8e442a9bef53d5dec4c8899f6912.png
Refresh the page and check the schedule. image.png.e45d5a710eb1dae97576640e9c7ca608.png
   

I've come back in and it's decided on its own to even completely change the month for me.

Thanks for reporting! Unfortunately i cant reproduce it.. I have let Claude analyze and there might have been an issue with the code converting time zone to UTC, but that does not explain the change in months and that big jump with days.. 

Is this happening every time you set up a recurring schedule? Long shot, but try to clear browser cache and test again. 

Are anyone else having the same bug or willing to test? 

Posted (edited)
40 minutes ago, soderlund said:

Thanks for reporting! Unfortunately i cant reproduce it.. I have let Claude analyze and there might have been an issue with the code converting time zone to UTC, but that does not explain the change in months and that big jump with days.. 

Is this happening every time you set up a recurring schedule? Long shot, but try to clear browser cache and test again. 

Are anyone else having the same bug or willing to test? 

It happens every time. cleared the cache and even tried using Firefox (I never use Firefox) and it's still changing the days on me. Changing the month on me was kind of rare.  I can get by with specific dates as that seems to work great.  But if others can test this.

Or maybe just have specific date w/ a checkbox that says reoccurring, and then just make the year "*"

And when I see "Reoccurring" as a whole different option, I'm then going to request options like "Last $day of $month", as there are some holidays that follow that logic where the date is not absolute, it's more of last Thursday of $month. then you are going to bang your head into the keyboard or monitor, and nobody wants to see that :)

Let's use the example of Memorial Day.  Which is the last Monday in May, the actual date is not set in stone. What I'm trying to create is an AI generated list of content for certain holidays that uses the priority option of the daily ones I normally snag.

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soderlund
Posted
13 minutes ago, Aleas said:

It happens every time. cleared the cache and even tried using Firefox (I never use Firefox) and it's still changing the days on me. Changing the month on me was kind of rare.  I can get by with specific dates as that seems to work great.  But if others can test this.

Or maybe just have specific date w/ a checkbox that says reoccurring, and then just make the year "*"

And when I see "Reoccurring" as a whole different option, I'm then going to request options like "Last $day of $month", as there are some holidays that follow that logic where the date is not absolute, it's more of last Thursday of $month. then you are going to bang your head into the keyboard or monitor, and nobody wants to see that :)

Super weird.. Check your PM and we'll fix this! :)

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Jdiesel
Posted (edited)

Would it be possible to add the ability to schedule AI lists separately? I've added two AI recommended lists for each of my users, movies and TV, but I don't need them to run daily. If I could run half the lists (users) on alternating days it would save some of my Gemini quota.

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soderlund
Posted
4 minutes ago, Jdiesel said:

Would it be possible to add the ability to schedule AI lists separately? I've added two AI recommended lists for each of my users, movies and TV, but I don't need them to run daily. If I could run half the lists (users) on alternating days it would save some of my Gemini quota.

Yeah I really like that idea! This is definitely going on the to-do list. Especially since the content isn't changing that much from day to day.  

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