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Description
Feature Request: Add schedule-start-when-available option for Windows Task Scheduler
Problem
When a scheduled backup is missed because the computer was asleep, off, or otherwise unavailable, Windows Task Scheduler does not run the task by default. This means backups can be silently skipped if the machine isn't running at the exact scheduled time.
Proposed Solution
Add a new schedule-start-when-available option (and the corresponding start-when-available in schedule blocks) that enables the Windows Task Scheduler "Start the task as soon as possible after a scheduled start is missed" setting.
Example Configuration
profile:
backup:
schedule: "03:00"
schedule-start-when-available: trueUse Case
Laptop users who may close their laptop or put it to sleep before a scheduled backup
Desktops that may be powered off overnight
Any scenario where the machine might not be running at the scheduled time
Possible Issues
Conflicts with overlapping schedules.
Platform
Windows only (Task Scheduler feature)
###Related
Similar to the existing schedule-ignore-on-battery option which also controls Task Scheduler behavior