ee cron update

Updates a cron job.

OPTIONS

<id>
: ID of cron to update.

[–site=<site>]
: Command to schedule.

[–command=<command>]
: Command to schedule.

[–schedule=<schedule>]
: Time to schedule. Format is same as Linux cron.

[–user=<user>]
: User to execute command as.

We also have helper to easily specify scheduling format:

Entry	Description	Equivalent To
@yearly (or @annually)	Run once a year, midnight, Jan. 1st	0 0 1 1 *
@monthly	Run once a month, midnight, first of month	0 0 1
@weekly	Run once a week, midnight between Sat/Sun	0 0 0
@daily (or @midnight)	Run once a day, midnight	0 0 *
@hourly	Run once an hour, beginning of hour	0

You may also schedule a job to execute at fixed intervals, starting at the time it’s added or cron is run. This is supported by following format:

@every <duration>

Where duration can be combination of:
<number>h – hour
<number>m – minute
<number>s – second

So 1h10m2s is also a valid duration

EXAMPLES

# Updates site to run cron on
$ ee cron update 1 --site='example1.com'

# Updates command of cron
$ ee cron update 1 --command='wp cron event run --due-now'

# Updates command and user of cron
$ ee cron update 1 --command='wp cron event run --due-now' --user=root

# Updates schedule of cron
$ ee cron update 1 --schedule='@every 1m'

SUBCOMMANDS

Name	Description
ee cron create	Adds a cron job to run a command at specific interval etc.
ee cron delete	Deletes a cron job
ee cron list	Lists scheduled cron jobs.
ee cron run-now	Runs a cron job

GLOBAL PARAMETERS

Argument	Description
–sites_path=<path>	Absolute path to where all sites will be stored.
–locale=<locale>	Locale for WordPress.
–le-mail=<le-mail>	Mail-id to be used for letsencrypt.
–wp-mail=<wp-mail>	Default Mail-id to be used for WordPress site installation.
–sysctl=<true/false>	Whether to add sysctl config in docker-compose.
–[no-]color	Whether to colorize the output.
–debug[=<group>]	Show all PHP errors; add verbosity to EE bootstrap.
–quiet	Suppress informational messages.