I am importing feed-items from thousands of feed nodes programmatically as explained in the documentation but cron is not updating or creating feed-items. I went ahead and checked the job_scheduler timestamp when a job is to be executed (next = last + period) (using a timestamp to date conversion app), and found every single timestamp are dates which have already past (therefore they never get imported).

I have uninstalled feeds module and reinstalled using devel and searched on the issue cues though I have found nothing.

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Yorgg’s picture

Title: cron doesn't import or update » job_scheduler always set for import in the past
Version: 7.x-2.0-alpha7 » 7.x-2.x-dev
Category: support » bug

Steps to reproduce:

1. Import feed-items from Feed nodes programmatically.
2. Remove feed-items so cron can find new nodes to create
3. check the timestamp values in the "next" field in job_scheduler database and notice the dates have already past.

Yorgg’s picture

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Trying to be more acurate

bluegeek9’s picture

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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

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