v1.10.0

[JohnRoesler]

What's Changed

• CI check for formatting by @snOm3ad in CI check for formatting #240
• add IsRunning() to report the job's state by @JohnRoesler in add IsRunning() to report the job's state #233
• add checkout step to formatting action by @snOm3ad in add checkout step to formatting action #241
• fix some wording and formatting by @JohnRoesler in fix some wording and formatting #247
• upgrade to go 1.17 by @JohnRoesler in upgrade to go 1.17 #248
• added tests for executor and gocron by @GaruGaru in added tests for executor and gocron #249
• Append tags rather than overwriting by @calvinmclean in Append tags rather than overwriting #253
• Add .MonthLastDay() to schedule a task at the end of each month by @mrngm in Add .MonthLastDay() to schedule a task at the end of each month #250

New Contributors

• @snOm3ad made their first contribution in CI check for formatting #240
• @GaruGaru made their first contribution in added tests for executor and gocron #249
• @mrngm made their first contribution in Add .MonthLastDay() to schedule a task at the end of each month #250

Full Changelog: v1.9.0...v1.10.0

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This discussion was created from the release v1.10.0.

[okridgway]

This might be a stupid question, but will this work on windows as well as linux?

[JohnRoesler]

Yes! Like all go programs you can compile for windows. It doesn’t rely on Linux cron or anything, but rather a go library that implemented cron logic using the standard library.

[okridgway]

In that case, I seem to be having another issue, as I can't get a super basic program to work. I'll go ahead and create an "Issue" then. Thanks!