I have a project that’s scheduled to run every 6 minutes and works (runs every ~12min). I changed the schedule to run every hour but it’s still running at the old cadence (every ~12min).
Why is this? Do I need to disable and re-enable workflow in the settings to execute the change to the schedule?
workflow file: https://github.com/hanniabu/validator_queue_monitoring/blob/main/.github/workflows/update_validator_data.yml
old schedule:
on:
schedule:
- cron: '*/6 * * * *'
new schedule:
on:
schedule:
- cron: '* */1 * * *'
>Solution :
I don’t think your new cron is correct.
You can use handy tool like crontab to check if the cron is correct or not.
For your cron: * */1 * * * it basically runs each hour and for every minute (essentially every minute)
Also From the GitHub actions documentation:
The shortest interval you can run scheduled workflows is once every 5
minutes.
So you are essentially saying github actions to run your workflow every minute, hence it tries to run it every 5 minutes instead.
Adding in the workload on GitHub actions, it is running for every 12 minutes practically.
If you want to run your workflow every hour then use this cron: 0 * * * *