Accept wildcards when specifying day of week #72
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Accept not specified minutes and hour with a given weekday.
Added the new formats supported and an example
Combined two separate blocks of code into one in :at example
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I don't know why CI fails, we are using this in prod with Ruby 2.1 and Ruby 2.7 |
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The idea is to support wildcards when setting a day of week.
A use case for this is if you want to send an alert every hour only on weekdays.
Examples:
This was resolved setting
NOT_SPECIFIEDin bothminandhourwhen matching that case (/\A([[:alpha:]]+)\s\*{1,2}:\*{1,2}\z/).I've also updated the README reflecting this change.