fix: handle power monitor events to manage scheduler lifecycle #207
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This seems like it has fixed my problem. I don't think it's a breaking change. When the computer goes to sleep, the scheduler wasn't run anyway. |
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Fixes: NativePHP/laravel#542
Getting a Bad File Descriptor Error after the app is resumed from sleep for every scheduler run.
Laravel scheduler improvement:
powerMonitormodule fromelectronsuspendandresumeevents to manage scheduler statestopSchedulermethod to clear and reset the scheduler interval