I’ve reported this issue before and it still isn’t fixed. I’m having problems with one of my timers, so I turned it off. It was off for about 12 hours, and now, without me doing anything, it started running again -
Turn off a timer with the toggle. After a random amount of time, which makes it hard to reproduce, but it has happened more than once (Timers - Errors and "magically" turned back on), the timer is back on.
This timer runs every 30 seconds. I turned it off 6/7 after it ran at 22:14:15 (see highlighted line 1). I did NOT turn the timer back on, but it started running again at 6/8 at 11:05:15. It ran 15 times before I caught that it was running again and shut it off after the run at 6/8 11:12:15. Again without me turning it back on it started running at 6/8 13:44:15 (highlighted line 2)
I should just be able to turn off a timer and not have it start running again.
Thank you for the information.
I will try to reproduce this issue on my end, and as soon as I have any new information, I will update you in this thread.
Additionally, I kindly request you to disable this timer once again so that we can observe it together.
if you disable the timer and then deploy your code, the timer will be enabled again and you should go to the timers page and disable it. Is it your case?
We’ve just updated cloud servers with an improvement to the issue you described above. The already disabled timers are not enabled after deploying other timers of the same model. Could you please let us know if this fix works for you?