Reset failReason, failCount, and failedAt when a job completes successfully. #732
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Reset failReason, fialCount, and failedAt when a job completes successfully. This is useful for repeating jobs so that those values aren't carried over when the next failure occurs.
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Any update on this? |
johnlop
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Sep 6, 2019
Rafik-Belkadi-malou
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Nov 24, 2021
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@wootwoot1234 Shouldn’t this only run for recurring jobs? . Can you open a new pr from the main branch? |
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@harisvsulaiman im confused as to why you have tagged me? I dont really remember anything about a potential issue I have raised? |
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@Tom5om I tagged the wrong Tom. 😅 |
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Reset failReason, failCount, and failedAt when a job completes successfully. This is useful for repeating jobs so that those values aren't carried over when the next failure occurs.