Run a job at a specific time with milliseconds

[alipiry]

Run a job at a specific time with milliseconds

[Streppel]

Hi @alipiry. Currently we do not support this; our lowest denominator is seconds. Mind if I ask you if this is a real usecase or just a question out of curiosity? If a real usecase, would you mind to describe it a little further?

[alipiry]

I see. If you need this level of granularity I'd suggest using a timer directly. Currently we cannot guarantee at what frame of a second our jobs run. However in the future we might, as we plan to migrate the current core-runner to use timers inside as well.

Oh alright, thanks a lot!

[alipiry]

Hello @Streppel, thank you for quick response, yeah it is a real use case, I'm working this project that does 10 concurrent POST requests per second and so I need to send these requests at the very least time.
Here it is my main func:

func main() {
	loc, err := time.LoadLocation("Asia/Tehran")
	util.CheckError(err)

	scheculer := gocron.NewScheduler(loc)
	scheculer.Every(1).Day().At("8:29:51").Do(concurrency.Run, broker.Buy)
	scheculer.StartBlocking()
}

I want to run my task at "8:29:51.01"

[Streppel]

I see. If you need this level of granularity I'd suggest using a timer directly. Currently we cannot guarantee at what frame of a second our jobs run. However in the future we might, as we plan to migrate the current core-runner to use timers inside as well.