I have the following code from a Timer I’ve had since the v3.0 days (but now running in a v4.0 app):
@BackendlessTimer("{'startDate':1492200000000,'frequency':{'schedule':'daily','repeat':{'every':1}},'timername':'VerifyGooglePlaySubscriptions'}")
public class VerifyGooglePlaySubscriptionsTimer extends com.backendless.servercode.extension.TimerExtender implements MyLogger
{
....
The annotation’s startDate equates to UTC: Friday, April 14, 2017 8:00:00 PM.
When I run Deploy.sh I get: [WARN] Timer’s ‘VerifyGooglePlaySubscriptions’ start time is in the past. The timer will run accordingly to the schedule.
Today I deployed some non-timer changes and the Timer’s startDate shows in the console as:
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The questions I have are:
Why is the start time set to the time I deployed - 14:29:03 UTC (11:29:03 JST)?
Can’t it preserve the original 8:00 PM UTC?
I don’t want to have to update all my Timers’ startDate annotations every time I do a deploy.
