Running something later, or on a cadence, without keeping a process alive to do it — a nightly job, a retry in an hour, a report on the first of the month — and knowing afterwards whether it ran.
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Schedules a service's events as tasks with srv.schedule(): once, after a delay, or repeatedly on an interval or a cron expression, persisted in the event queue and cancelled with srv.unschedule().
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Before this, the Node.js scheduling API that arrived as alpha in the May 2025 release offered .after() and .every() with a delay or an interval. 9.9.0 added cron expressions to .every(), and srv.schedule.task() and srv.unschedule.task() to create and remove singleton tasks.
Advice that CAP's own scheduling takes intervals only, and that a cron cadence needs a plugin or an external scheduler.
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