elasticsearch-croneval

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Validate and evaluate a `cron` expression. This command helps verify that `cron` expressions are valid for use with Elasticsearch and produce the expected results.

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Options (4)

-c, --countboolean

Evaluate a `cron` expression and display a specific number of future trigger times

Example: elasticsearch-croneval "{{cron_expression}}" {{[-c|--count]}} {{integer}}

-d, --detailboolean

Display detailed information (including stack trace) for an invalid `cron` expression

Example: elasticsearch-croneval "{{invalid_cron_expression}}" {{[-d|--detail]}}

-s, --silentboolean

Display minimal output (silent mode)

Example: elasticsearch-croneval "{{cron_expression}}" {{[-s|--silent]}}

-v, --verboseboolean

Display verbose output

Example: elasticsearch-croneval "{{cron_expression}}" {{[-v|--verbose]}}

Examples (5)

Evaluate a `cron` expression and display the next 10 trigger times (default behavior)

elasticsearch-croneval "cron_expression"

Evaluate a `cron` expression and display a specific number of future trigger times

elasticsearch-croneval "cron_expression" [-c|--count] integer

Display detailed information (including stack trace) for an invalid `cron` expression

elasticsearch-croneval "invalid_cron_expression" [-d|--detail]

Display minimal output (silent mode)

elasticsearch-croneval "cron_expression" [-s|--silent]

Display verbose output

elasticsearch-croneval "cron_expression" [-v|--verbose]

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