====== Crons ======

  Allows users to manage and schedule recurring tasks through cron expressions.
  On this page you can create, edit, and view schedules for periodic operations

===== Purpose =====

  * Define and manage recurring tasks using cron expressions
  * Provide a centralized view of all scheduled tasks
  * Enable customization and flexibility for scheduling operations

===== Definition =====

A cron entry is defined by:

^ Parameter ^ Description ^
| **Display Name** | A user-friendly name forcron entry |
| **Description**  | An optional description providing context |
| **Cron String**   | Cron expression defining the schedule |

===== Crons Table =====

The **Crons Table** displays the list of all configured cron schedules. 

Users can perform the following actions directly from the table:

  * **Create**: Add a new cron entry with a display name, description, and cron string
  * **Edit**: Modify an existing cron entry by clicking the edit icon
  * **Delete**: Remove one or more selected cron entries using the bulk delete action
  * **Filter**: Use the filter bar to search for specific cron entries based on display name or other parameters
  * **Sort**: Sort cron entries by parameters such as display name or update date

===== Creating and Editing Cron Entries =====

  * Click the **Create** button (for new entries) or the **Edit** icon next to an existing entry
  * Fill in the following fields in the **Schedule** modal:
     - **Display Name**: Provide a meaningful name for the task.
     - **Description**: Optionally, add details about the task’s purpose.
     - **Cron String**: Define the task's schedule using a valid cron expression.
  * Click **Save** to confirm the changes

===== Notes =====

  * A valid cron string must follow standard cron syntax (e.g., `0 0/10 * * * ?` for every 10 minutes)
  * Changes made to a cron entry will take effect immediately after saving