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Awesome! Now that you've created a scheduler, you can test it out with:

  bundle exec scheduler_daemon run

to run it in the background (a la system start-up):

  bundle exec scheduler_daemon start


You'll probably want to add tests or specs for your new task.
You can find existing specs for scheduler_daemon in the scheduler_daemon/spec folder.

Be sure to copy them to your spec folder if you're using rspec.

Version data entries

6 entries across 6 versions & 3 rubygems

Version	Path
scheduler_daemon-1.1.6	lib/scheduler_daemon/rails/generators/scheduler_task/templates/README
scheduler_daemon-1.1.5	lib/scheduler_daemon/rails/generators/scheduler_task/templates/README
scheduler_daemon_3lancers-1.1.5	lib/scheduler_daemon/rails/generators/scheduler_task/templates/README
scheduler_daemon-1.1.3	lib/scheduler_daemon/rails/generators/scheduler_task/templates/README
scheduler_daemon_robertcigan-1.1.3	lib/scheduler_daemon/rails/generators/scheduler_task/templates/README
scheduler_daemon-1.1.2	lib/scheduler_daemon/rails/generators/scheduler_task/templates/README