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Run cron jobs programmatically
Price Rules stopped working recently, reset every 48 hours, cron is runningHow to correctly setup the cron jobs for sending of the Order Confirmation Emails?magento 1.9.1.1 cant run my cron jobsCron Jobs are scheduled but not running; new order Emails not executing, all data export is stuckingCron generating a lot of process causing the server to hang (Magento 2.0.2)Magento 2.1.3 - Cron Jobs via cPanelError from Updater Application Cron Script: Cron job has not been configured yetCron jobs interfering with load testingHow to execute cron jobs automatically every week in magento 2 custom module?System Upgrade: 2.3.0 -> 2.3.1 -> Cron errors
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In the Magento 2 CLI, the command to run cron jobs is cron:run --group="[cron group]"
However, I was not able to find how this translates into actual PHP code, i.e. where cron:run is mapped to.
Is it possible to execute cron:run programmatically from within my module? Something like:
function run()
Cron::execute(CRON_GROUP);
magento2 cron
asked Jul 10 at 14:52
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In the Magento 2 CLI, the command to run cron jobs is cron:run --group="[cron group]"
However, I was not able to find how this translates into actual PHP code, i.e. where cron:run is mapped to.
Is it possible to execute cron:run programmatically from within my module? Something like:
function run()
Cron::execute(CRON_GROUP);
magento2 cron
asked Jul 10 at 14:52
YnhockeyYnhockey
16911 bronze badges
Can you explain a bit more on why you would need to do that? Thanks
– Dominic Xigen
Jul 10 at 14:55
Actually it's for testing purposes--I have a module that executes a number of behaviors in the main Magento 2 module and provides a REST interface to control this. I could imagine some other use cases though, i.e. if someone wanted to run all crons at a certain frequency regardless of the actual frequency defined by the module developer, etc.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 14:59
what have you tried to achieve this?
– Philipp Sander
Jul 10 at 15:00
I tried checking what Magento itself run on cron:run, but beyond that I really don't have any direction.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 15:06
add a comment |
In the Magento 2 CLI, the command to run cron jobs is cron:run --group="[cron group]"
However, I was not able to find how this translates into actual PHP code, i.e. where cron:run is mapped to.
Is it possible to execute cron:run programmatically from within my module? Something like:
function run()
Cron::execute(CRON_GROUP);
magento2 cron
asked Jul 10 at 14:52
YnhockeyYnhockey
16911 bronze badges
In the Magento 2 CLI, the command to run cron jobs is cron:run --group="[cron group]"
However, I was not able to find how this translates into actual PHP code, i.e. where cron:run is mapped to.
Is it possible to execute cron:run programmatically from within my module? Something like:
function run()
Cron::execute(CRON_GROUP);
magento2 cron
magento2 cron
asked Jul 10 at 14:52
YnhockeyYnhockey
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asked Jul 10 at 14:52
YnhockeyYnhockey
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Ynhockey
asked Jul 10 at 14:52
YnhockeyYnhockey
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asked Jul 10 at 14:52
YnhockeyYnhockey
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asked Jul 10 at 14:52
YnhockeyYnhockey
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Can you explain a bit more on why you would need to do that? Thanks
– Dominic Xigen
Jul 10 at 14:55
Actually it's for testing purposes--I have a module that executes a number of behaviors in the main Magento 2 module and provides a REST interface to control this. I could imagine some other use cases though, i.e. if someone wanted to run all crons at a certain frequency regardless of the actual frequency defined by the module developer, etc.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 14:59
what have you tried to achieve this?
– Philipp Sander
Jul 10 at 15:00
I tried checking what Magento itself run on cron:run, but beyond that I really don't have any direction.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 15:06
add a comment |
Can you explain a bit more on why you would need to do that? Thanks
– Dominic Xigen
Jul 10 at 14:55
Actually it's for testing purposes--I have a module that executes a number of behaviors in the main Magento 2 module and provides a REST interface to control this. I could imagine some other use cases though, i.e. if someone wanted to run all crons at a certain frequency regardless of the actual frequency defined by the module developer, etc.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 14:59
what have you tried to achieve this?
– Philipp Sander
Jul 10 at 15:00
I tried checking what Magento itself run on cron:run, but beyond that I really don't have any direction.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 15:06
Can you explain a bit more on why you would need to do that? Thanks
– Dominic Xigen
Jul 10 at 14:55
Can you explain a bit more on why you would need to do that? Thanks
– Dominic Xigen
Jul 10 at 14:55
Actually it's for testing purposes--I have a module that executes a number of behaviors in the main Magento 2 module and provides a REST interface to control this. I could imagine some other use cases though, i.e. if someone wanted to run all crons at a certain frequency regardless of the actual frequency defined by the module developer, etc.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 14:59
Actually it's for testing purposes--I have a module that executes a number of behaviors in the main Magento 2 module and provides a REST interface to control this. I could imagine some other use cases though, i.e. if someone wanted to run all crons at a certain frequency regardless of the actual frequency defined by the module developer, etc.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 14:59
what have you tried to achieve this?
– Philipp Sander
Jul 10 at 15:00
what have you tried to achieve this?
– Philipp Sander
Jul 10 at 15:00
I tried checking what Magento itself run on cron:run, but beyond that I really don't have any direction.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 15:06
I tried checking what Magento itself run on cron:run, but beyond that I really don't have any direction.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 15:06
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Inside here
https://github.com/magento/magento2/blob/2.3-develop/app/code/Magento/Cron/Console/Command/CronCommand.php#L116
$params[self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP] = $input->getOption(self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP);
$cronObserver = $objectManager->create(MagentoFrameworkAppCron::class, ['parameters' => $params]);
So basically you are passing $params['group'] = whatever
And then
$cronObserver->launch();
answered Jul 10 at 15:09
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Inside here
https://github.com/magento/magento2/blob/2.3-develop/app/code/Magento/Cron/Console/Command/CronCommand.php#L116
$params[self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP] = $input->getOption(self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP);
$cronObserver = $objectManager->create(MagentoFrameworkAppCron::class, ['parameters' => $params]);
So basically you are passing $params['group'] = whatever
And then
$cronObserver->launch();
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https://github.com/magento/magento2/blob/2.3-develop/app/code/Magento/Cron/Console/Command/CronCommand.php#L116
$params[self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP] = $input->getOption(self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP);
$cronObserver = $objectManager->create(MagentoFrameworkAppCron::class, ['parameters' => $params]);
So basically you are passing $params['group'] = whatever
And then
$cronObserver->launch();
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Inside here
https://github.com/magento/magento2/blob/2.3-develop/app/code/Magento/Cron/Console/Command/CronCommand.php#L116
$params[self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP] = $input->getOption(self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP);
$cronObserver = $objectManager->create(MagentoFrameworkAppCron::class, ['parameters' => $params]);
So basically you are passing $params['group'] = whatever
And then
$cronObserver->launch();
answered Jul 10 at 15:09
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Inside here
https://github.com/magento/magento2/blob/2.3-develop/app/code/Magento/Cron/Console/Command/CronCommand.php#L116
$params[self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP] = $input->getOption(self::INPUT_KEY_GROUP);
$cronObserver = $objectManager->create(MagentoFrameworkAppCron::class, ['parameters' => $params]);
So basically you are passing $params['group'] = whatever
And then
$cronObserver->launch();
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Can you explain a bit more on why you would need to do that? Thanks
– Dominic Xigen
Jul 10 at 14:55
Actually it's for testing purposes--I have a module that executes a number of behaviors in the main Magento 2 module and provides a REST interface to control this. I could imagine some other use cases though, i.e. if someone wanted to run all crons at a certain frequency regardless of the actual frequency defined by the module developer, etc.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 14:59
what have you tried to achieve this?
– Philipp Sander
Jul 10 at 15:00
I tried checking what Magento itself run on cron:run, but beyond that I really don't have any direction.
– Ynhockey
Jul 10 at 15:06