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Bug Report
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Resolution: Duplicate
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L3 - Default
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None
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7.9.0
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Timer execution has unexpected results when using short timers (less than 1min) and Job Executor has default settings
See: https://forum.camunda.org/t/email-reminders-using-two-boundary-event-timers/8430/17?u=stephenott
When a timer is a "short timer", shorter than the job executor's wait settings, the executor seems to have a race condition occurring where it is executing the same job hundreds of times. This only occurs on the first run of the instance of a new deployment (tested with Rest API). On the second run of a instance, the issue does not occur. If you deploy the same definition a second time, the issue occurs again for the first instance.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
Timer execution has unexpected results when using short timers (less than 1min) and Job Executor has default settings
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Bug Report
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Resolution: Duplicate
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L3 - Default
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None
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7.9.0
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None
Timer execution has unexpected results when using short timers (less than 1min) and Job Executor has default settings
See: https://forum.camunda.org/t/email-reminders-using-two-boundary-event-timers/8430/17?u=stephenott
When a timer is a "short timer", shorter than the job executor's wait settings, the executor seems to have a race condition occurring where it is executing the same job hundreds of times. This only occurs on the first run of the instance of a new deployment (tested with Rest API). On the second run of a instance, the issue does not occur. If you deploy the same definition a second time, the issue occurs again for the first instance.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
- duplicates
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CAM-8724 JobExecutor is not respecting due date for timers with due below 5 seconds
- Closed