feat: add periodcity_start parameter to Tasks#49
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feat: add periodcity_start parameter to Tasks#490xDEC0DE wants to merge 3 commits intoNicolasLM:masterfrom
periodcity_start parameter to Tasks#490xDEC0DE wants to merge 3 commits intoNicolasLM:masterfrom
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Lose deprecated config options, add quotes to int-like args
To give a consistent entrypoint for everyone running `datetime.now()`
Adds a new, optional, argument to task creation, `periodcity_start`, which gives Task authors finer control over scheduling of periodic tasks. Specifically, it allows Tasks to pin their start time to a defined wall-clock time, albeit on a best-effort basis, like all Tasks. Fixes: Issue NicolasLM#48
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Adds a new, optional, argument to task creation,
periodcity_start, which gives Task authors finer control over scheduling of periodic tasks. Specifically, it allows Tasks to pin their start time to a defined wall-clock time, albeit on a best-effort basis, like all Tasks.Fixes: Issue #48