Add Job::getLastRun() to support catching up missed schedule runs#270
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Add Job::getLastRun() to support catching up missed schedule runs#270
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Returns the start time of the most recent run for this job's schedule, or `null` if it has never run. Used by the scheduler to pass as `$lastRun` to `Frequency::isDue()`, so a schedule whose start time is in the past and has missed a run is treated as immediately due.
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Returns the start time of the most recent run for this job's schedule, or
nullif it has never run. Used by the scheduler to pass as$lastRuntoFrequency::isDue(), so a schedule whose start time is in the past and has missed a run is treated as immediately due.require Icinga/ipl-scheduler#62