Cron - Not running multiple instances of a job

This is not an elaborate solution, but it works (in theory). You can't choose to have multiple instances running or not. I just assumed not to have multiple instances running regardless. I assumed this is not required unless you are running a job every minute or two.

I added a field to the scheduler that tracks the Task returned by job.Run(stoppingToken);. On ever tick check the list for completed tasks and clear them. Prior to running a job skip if it is on the list of running jobs.

I'm sure this might need some tweaking this was my first attempt at it.

private Dictionary<string, Task> _runningJobs;

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// Clear completed jobs
foreach (var key in _runningJobs.Keys)
{
    if (_runningJobs[key].IsCompleted)
    {
        _runningJobs[key].Dispose();
        _runningJobs.Remove(key);
    }
}

// Run jobs that are in the map
RunActiveJobs(runMap, now, stoppingToken);

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foreach (var run in currentRuns)
{

    // We are sure (thanks to our extension method)
    // that the service is of type ICronJob
    var job = (ICronJob)_serviceProvider.GetRequiredService(run);
    string jobName = job.GetType().Name;

    // Continue to next job if job is already running
    if (_runningJobs.ContainsKey(jobName))
    {
        continue;
    }

    // We don't want to await jobs explicitly because that
    // could interfere with other job runs
    var task = job.Run(stoppingToken);

    // Add task to running jobs
    _runningJobs.Add(jobName, task);
}

Commencez par localiser la gestion du tick du scheduler, le point d’entrée ICronJob et les appels à job.Run(stoppingToken). Suivez la manière dont les jobs planifiés sont sélectionnés et suivis. Le travail est terminé lorsqu’un job planifié n’est pas redémarré tant que sa tâche précédente est encore en cours, tout en permettant le démarrage des exécutions ultérieures après sa fin.