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feat(scheduled-tasks): optionally run a missed fixed-time slot once when back - #25930
A fixed-time task that comes due while the environment is off or asleep is skipped once it is more than 10 minutes late (MISSED_FIXED_TIME_GRACE_MS in apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/Schedule.ts). On a laptop that sleeps overnight, a weekday 07:30 task misses every morning the lid stays closed, and a weekly task loses a whole week. The task list still shows the previous "succeeded", so nothing tells you it was missed.
Reproduce: create a fixed-time task for a few minutes from now, sleep the machine (or stop the server) until more than 10 minutes past that time, then wake it. The log says "Skipping missed schedule task run" and the next run moves to the next occurrence.
Change
An opt-in per task: missedRun: "run_once" on the fixed-time schedule. When it is set, a run that was due while the environment was away starts once when it is back, however late. If several slots were missed, they coalesce into one run, because the next run is still computed from when the run finishes. Without the field (or with "skip"), behavior is unchanged.
Contract: optional missedRun: "skip" | "run_once" on the fixed-time schedule. schedule_task gets it through the shared schema; its trigger description mentions it.
Server: isMissedFixedTimeRun returns false for run_once. On save, a fixed-time schedule that omits missedRun keeps the stored value, the same rule webhook filters use, so an older client re-saving a task doesn't clear it. Changing only this field doesn't move the next run.
Web and mobile editors: a "Run once if missed" switch, shown only for "At a time". Both always send the field, so turning it off stores "skip".
docs/user/project-settings.md: two sentences.
Scope and approval
No maintainer approval is claimed. I think this fits the focused configuration route: fixed-time scheduling and its missed-run handling already exist, and the option only decides what happens to a slot that existing code would otherwise skip, for that one task. Defaults don't change and interval and webhook tasks are untouched.
Requests for it: question 2 in #22204 (an opt-in "run once when back", like systemd Persistent=true), a +1 there, and a reply in #6748 proposing exactly this per-task opt-in. The original proposal in #7966 also listed one coalesced run after downtime. #22204 itself is about showing missed runs, which is a separate problem and not part of this PR.
My own case: I keep a launchd job plus a catch-up poller next to T3 for the few tasks that must run every weekday morning, only because the Mac is often asleep at the set time. This option would let me drop it.
Verification
Schedule.test.ts: isMissedFixedTimeRun is false for run_once and unchanged for skip and an omitted field; isSameSchedule ignores missedRun.
ScheduledTaskService.schedule.test.ts, one new test. The scheduler is held while the clock jumps two days past a weekly 07:30 slot (simulated sleep). The run_once task launches exactly once and the skip task is skipped; both then point at the same slot next week. Re-saving the run_once task without the field keeps it, and an explicit skip turns it off. Without the Schedule.ts change the test fails (0 launches instead of 1).
Web and mobile draft tests: one round trip each.
apps/serversrc/scheduledTasks/: 88 tests pass, including the DST tests. Web logic 19, mobile draft 13. vp run check:changed upstream/main: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck and tests pass.
Manual: isolated dev server (--no-seed, separate home), web editor driven with Playwright. Turning the switch on saved "missedRun":"run_once", reopening showed it on, turning it off saved "skip".
Not checked: the native mobile UI (typecheck and the draft test only), and the paid MCP evals.
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…me comes back
A fixed-time run more than 10 minutes late (environment off or asleep) is
skipped until the next occurrence, so a weekly task can lose a whole week.
Fixed-time schedules get an optional `missedRun: "skip" | "run_once"`.
`run_once` runs the task once when the environment is back; several missed
slots coalesce into one run because completion schedules from now. Absent
keeps today's skip, and an upsert that omits the field keeps the stored
value so older clients do not clear it. Web and mobile editors get a "Run
once if missed" switch in the "At a time" mode; the MCP trigger text names
the field.
Refs pingdotgg#22204, pingdotgg#6748
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR adds a new production scheduling capability that can dispatch previously missed fixed-time tasks when explicitly enabled, with web/mobile controls and server-side scheduler changes. The option is off by default and legacy behavior is preserved, but the cross-cutting runtime behavior in shared scheduling and contract code merits human review.
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Fixed-time scheduled tasks now support a “Run once if missed” setting in the web and mobile editors. The server preserves the setting when an update omits it and applies it when processing overdue slots.
Fixed-time schedules accept an optional missedRun value. Web and mobile drafts load and serialize the setting. Tests cover "run_once" and "skip" values, and mobile draft change detection includes the setting.
Both editors show the setting for fixed-time schedules. The project-settings guidance describes missed runs and catch-up behavior.
Server preservation and overdue-slot processing apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/Schedule*, apps/server/src/scheduledTasks/ScheduledTaskService*
The server preserves a stored setting when an update omits it. run_once schedules are excluded from missed-run classification. Tests cover overdue-slot handling.
sequenceDiagram
actor Operator
participant SettingsEditor
participant ScheduledTaskService
participant Schedule
Operator->>SettingsEditor: Enable Run once if missed
SettingsEditor->>ScheduledTaskService: Save fixed-time schedule
ScheduledTaskService->>ScheduledTaskService: Preserve stored missedRun when omitted
ScheduledTaskService->>Schedule: Check missed fixed-time run
The feature is opt-in and the default behavior is unchanged. Before merge, the context-budget gate needs a maintainer exception, and the "Run once if missed" switch should be hidden for servers that cannot apply it. Otherwise a user on an older remote server can see the switch on but have the task saved as skip.
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Include runMissedOnce in mobile draft change detection.
If a user changes only “Run once if missed,” draftSignature stays unchanged. The editor then permits navigation without a discard confirmation, and the unsaved choice is lost. Add draft.schedule.runMissedOnce to the signature. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/settings/scheduledTaskDraft.ts
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Update draftSignature to include draft.schedule.runMissedOnce so changes to “Run
once if missed” are detected and trigger the existing unsaved-change handling.
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draft.schedule.runMissedOnce so changes to “Run once if missed” are detected and
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We hit this case on a desktop host. A weekly fixed-time task was due Tuesday 2026-10-13 at 20:57 Europe/Stockholm. The PC was off from 19:00 that evening until 05:26 the next morning. On startup the task was past the grace window, so it was skipped and moved to 2026-10-20, a full week late. run_once would have covered it.
Updated to 968dff451c: merged current main without rebasing. The only conflict was agentContextBudget.json; it now records the measured mcpToolListJsonBytes of 48355 (main 48119, the same +236 from the missedRun schedule field).
Blacksmith vp run check:changed passed format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck across 36 packages, 13 test files, and React compiler checks.
Remaining blocker: the Agent context budget check needs the agent-context-increase label from a maintainer for the +236 bytes. Browser interaction is unverified in this pass.
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Review comments at @apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json:
- Line 4: Reduce the added agent-context text contributing to the increase in
mcpToolListJsonBytes, keeping the context budget within its prior limit; do not
raise the recorded budget to hide the increase.
Review comments at @docs/user/project-settings.md:
- Around line 86-87: Clarify the fixed-time task guidance in the project
settings documentation: say that a missed run is skipped with “Run once if
missed” off only when the environment returns more than ten minutes after its
scheduled slot, and that it may still run if the environment returns within ten
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Resolve the agent-context budget failure.
The Agent Context Budget CI check fails because mcpToolListJsonBytes increased from 47,020 to 47,256. Reduce the added text and rerun the relevant evals, or obtain the required agent-context-increase label from a maintainer before merging.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json at line 4:
Reduce the added agent-context text contributing to the increase in
mcpToolListJsonBytes, keeping the context budget within its prior limit; do not
raise the recorded budget to hide the increase.
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Confirmed: the feature adds 236 bytes to the MCP schema. The measured budget matches and all scoped checks pass. The maintainer exception remains a merge blocker; this takeover explicitly forbids changing labels.
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@maria-rcks Understood. The reported measurements account for the 236-byte increase. They do not replace the required maintainer exception.
I will not change labels. This finding remains open pending a maintainer-applied agent-context-increase label and a passing Agent Context Budget check.
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@apps/web/src/components/settings/scheduledTasksSettings.logic.ts:
- Line 234: Track whether the missed-run choice changed in the scheduled-task
form, and omit missedRun from the serialized update when it did not; when the
user turns run_once off, explicitly send skip. Apply the same change-tracking
behavior in the web serializer around draft.runMissedOnce and the mobile
serializer in scheduledTaskDraft.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/settings/ScheduledTasksSettings.tsx:
- Line 1884: Add a missed-run capability to ExecutionEnvironmentCapabilities and
set it from the server’s supported features. In the web fixed-time editor,
define offersMissedRun alongside offersOnce and show the switch only when that
capability is enabled; apply the same capability check to the fixed-time switch
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Thanks @maria-rcks for bringing this up to date with main.
Some context on why this matters to us. Our MacBooks sleep every night, and most of our scheduled work is due early in the morning: daily ops reports, a mail review, weekly maintenance. With fixed-time tasks as they are, each of those runs is dropped when the lid opens more than 10 minutes after the slot, and the list still shows the previous "succeeded". For jobs like these a silent skip is worse than a late run, so today we keep 25 recurring jobs outside T3 on launchd plus a catch-up poller that relaunches them through T3's MCP endpoint. We would like to move them to native scheduled tasks, and this flag is the only thing stopping us.
0.1.7 made the gap more visible: one-time tasks (#28104) already run when the machine is back, however late, while fixed-time tasks still drop the run.
The PR adds the setting per task, which covers us. If you prefer an environment-wide default (for laptop hosts) on top of it, or instead of it, I am happy to add that. Just say which.
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Problem
A fixed-time task that comes due while the environment is off or asleep is skipped once it is more than 10 minutes late (
MISSED_FIXED_TIME_GRACE_MSinapps/server/src/scheduledTasks/Schedule.ts). On a laptop that sleeps overnight, a weekday 07:30 task misses every morning the lid stays closed, and a weekly task loses a whole week. The task list still shows the previous "succeeded", so nothing tells you it was missed.Reproduce: create a fixed-time task for a few minutes from now, sleep the machine (or stop the server) until more than 10 minutes past that time, then wake it. The log says "Skipping missed schedule task run" and the next run moves to the next occurrence.
Change
An opt-in per task:
missedRun: "run_once"on the fixed-time schedule. When it is set, a run that was due while the environment was away starts once when it is back, however late. If several slots were missed, they coalesce into one run, because the next run is still computed from when the run finishes. Without the field (or with"skip"), behavior is unchanged.missedRun: "skip" | "run_once"on the fixed-time schedule.schedule_taskgets it through the shared schema; its trigger description mentions it.isMissedFixedTimeRunreturns false forrun_once. On save, a fixed-time schedule that omitsmissedRunkeeps the stored value, the same rule webhook filters use, so an older client re-saving a task doesn't clear it. Changing only this field doesn't move the next run."skip".docs/user/project-settings.md: two sentences.Scope and approval
No maintainer approval is claimed. I think this fits the focused configuration route: fixed-time scheduling and its missed-run handling already exist, and the option only decides what happens to a slot that existing code would otherwise skip, for that one task. Defaults don't change and interval and webhook tasks are untouched.
Requests for it: question 2 in #22204 (an opt-in "run once when back", like systemd
Persistent=true), a +1 there, and a reply in #6748 proposing exactly this per-task opt-in. The original proposal in #7966 also listed one coalesced run after downtime. #22204 itself is about showing missed runs, which is a separate problem and not part of this PR.My own case: I keep a launchd job plus a catch-up poller next to T3 for the few tasks that must run every weekday morning, only because the Mac is often asleep at the set time. This option would let me drop it.
Verification
Schedule.test.ts:isMissedFixedTimeRunis false forrun_onceand unchanged forskipand an omitted field;isSameScheduleignoresmissedRun.ScheduledTaskService.schedule.test.ts, one new test. The scheduler is held while the clock jumps two days past a weekly 07:30 slot (simulated sleep). Therun_oncetask launches exactly once and theskiptask is skipped; both then point at the same slot next week. Re-saving therun_oncetask without the field keeps it, and an explicitskipturns it off. Without theSchedule.tschange the test fails (0 launches instead of 1).apps/serversrc/scheduledTasks/: 88 tests pass, including the DST tests. Web logic 19, mobile draft 13.vp run check:changed upstream/main: format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck and tests pass.--no-seed, separate home), web editor driven with Playwright. Turning the switch on saved"missedRun":"run_once", reopening showed it on, turning it off saved"skip".Implemented with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code). Reviewed with GPT-6.1 Sol on high: no findings.
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