Source code checked in, #98112
* Added error handling to task enumeration * Added ability to set Repetition property of a trigger using a RepetitionPattern instance. This allows for all trigger properties to be set inline with...
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I am unfamiliar with this practice. In the \bin directory, I see the PDB files along with DLL and XML files. Where would you have me include them? In the .ZIP files I distribute on this site or in the...
View ArticleNew Post: Debug Symbol Files (PDB Files)
When I downloaded both the TaskScheduler and TaskSchedulerEditor ZIP files that you provide for download they are both missing the PDB files. Yes, including PDB files could help in narrow down why some...
View ArticleSource code checked in, #98117
* Cleaned up some code * Changed TaskCollection and RunningTaskCollection to IReadOnlyCollection instead of just IEnumerable
View ArticleNew Post: Debug Symbol Files (PDB Files)
So, to my surprise, the PDB files are posted with the symbol files on SymbolSource.org when you use the NuGet package. Instructions to include that symbol repository in your debugging can be found at...
View ArticleReleased: Release 2.5.21 (Jul 28, 2016)
Update historyVersion 2.5.21Changed TaskCollection and RunningTaskCollection to IReadOnlyCollection instead of just IEnumerableAdded error handling to task enumeration Added ability to set Repetition...
View ArticleUpdated Release: Release 2.5.21 (Jul 28, 2016)
Update historyVersion 2.5.21Changed TaskCollection and RunningTaskCollection to IReadOnlyCollection instead of just IEnumerableAdded error handling to task enumerationAdded ability to set Repetition...
View ArticleNew Post: BUG: ExecAction Path() property isn't stripping off quotes in task...
If you have a scheduled task and the task's program/script path has quotations in it, the library isn't returning a proper path using the Path() property (ie. it's keeping the quotations).Dim...
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I keep getting a NotV1SupportedException when calling the RegisterChanges() function on a Task object. This is the code that I'm using...Using taskServiceObject As TaskScheduler.TaskService = New...
View ArticleNew Post: BUG: ExecAction Path() property isn't stripping off quotes in task...
I'm curious, does it return a quoted path only when there are spaces in the path or when the initial path set included quotes?
View ArticleNew Post: Very weird bug...
Nevermind, I figured out what I was doing wrong. Because of the way my code is laid out in the program the Using statement is disposing of the taskServiceObject Object thus when it came time to run the...
View ArticleNew Post: BUG: ExecAction Path() property isn't stripping off quotes in task...
I have done some more testing. I set up two test tasks, one with an action with a path to an executable with no spaces in the path and another with spaces in the path. The TaskScheduler library...
View ArticleNew Post: BUG: ExecAction Path() property isn't stripping off quotes in task...
I have confirmed that it will consistently return exactly what was put in. If the property was initially set with a quoted path, a quoted path will be returned. This is not a bug, but how the base...
View ArticleNew Post: BUG: ExecAction Path() property isn't stripping off quotes in task...
The way it appears is that the Windows Task Scheduler only includes quotes in the path when the path has spaces in it. Unfortunately the TaskScheduler library doesn't take this into account hence my...
View ArticleNew Post: BUG: ExecAction Path() property isn't stripping off quotes in task...
With the way that the TaskScheduler library handles paths, I would need to implement that code hack whenever my program goes to verify if the task action paths are valid. My code path works like...
View ArticleNew Post: BUG: ExecAction Path() property isn't stripping off quotes in task...
In other words, before taking the path from the library and feeding it into IO.File.Exists() I will have to strip off any and all quotes before calling it or IO.File.Exists() will return an incorrect...
View ArticleNew Post: ExecAction.Path property isn't stripping off quotes when retrieved
While the base library from Microsoft doesn't do any checking for the Path value, it appears their Management Console applet does validate the path and normalizes it as you indicated (i.e. quotes if...
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