7.0

Version 7.0

• PR #105 fixes bug for Microsoft Sql Server where incorrect timezone handling caused persisted instant != read instant.
  This bug was discovered when adding testcontainers-based compatibility tests and has strangely enough never been reported by users. So this release will cause a change
  in behavior for users where the database is discovered to be Microsoft SQL Server.

6.8

Version 6.8

• PR #96 allow for overriding DbSchedulerStarter in Spring Boot starter. Contributed by evenh.
• Upgraded to JUnit 5
• Full indentation reformatting of the codebase due to mix of tabs and spaces.

6.7

Version 6.7

• PR #87 allow for specifying the TimeZone for the Daily schedule and the Schedule string-parser (contributed by alex859)
• PR #90 adds task-name to logging of failures (contributed by alex859)

6.6

Version 6.6

• PR #86 changes Spring Boot HealthIndicator to opt-in rather than default on. (contributed by ystarikovich)

6.5

Version 6.5

• PR #83 added additional exclusions of executions with unresolved task names to getScheduledExecutions() and getExecutionsFailingLongerThan(..).
• PR #82 sets junit to test-scope in db-scheduler-boot-starter pom.xml. (contributed by ystarikovich)

6.4

• Added configuration option from version 6.3 (deleteUnresolvedAfter(Duration)) to Spring Boot starter.

6.3

Version 6.3

• PR #80 adds more graceful handling of unresolved tasks. Executions with unknown tasks will not (in extreme cases) be able to block other executions. They will also automatically be removed from the database after a duration controlled by builder-method deleteUnresolvedAfter(Duration), which currently defaults to 14d.

6.2

Version 6.2

• PR #71 allows for configuring Spring to delay starting the scheduler until after context is fully started. (contributed by evenh)

6.1

Version 6.1

• PR #68 allows for specifying time-zone for cron-schedules (contributed by paulhilliar)

6.0

Version 6.0

• PR #63 adds Spring Boot support. Scheduler can now be autoconfigured using tasks available in the Spring context. (contributed by evenh)