Scheduler
#15Delayed and periodic execution
Part of Utility & Tools: Batch operations, proxies, multisig, and scheduling
Items to be executed, indexed by the block number for execution.
Emitted when not all scheduled tasks could be processed in a block.
Emitted when a scheduled call could not be found and the task is aborted.
Cancel an anonymously scheduled task by its block and index.
Cancel a scheduled task by its unique name identifier.
Remove the retry configuration from a scheduled task.
Remove the retry configuration from a named scheduled task.
Emitted when a scheduled task is cancelled before execution.
Emitted when a scheduled task is executed.
The runtime failed to schedule the requested call.
Block number from which the agenda became incomplete.
Lookup from a name to the block number and index of the task.
Maximum weight for scheduled calls.
Maximum scheduled calls per block.
You used a non-named function on a named task, or vice versa.
The scheduled call you're trying to cancel or modify doesn't exist.
Emitted when a periodic task fails to reschedule because the agenda is full.
Emitted when a task is permanently abandoned because it always exceeds weight limits.
The reschedule operation would not change the scheduled time.
Retry configurations for items, indexed by task address (block, index).
Emitted when retry configuration is removed from a scheduled task.
Emitted when a task retry fails to reschedule due to agenda capacity or weight.
Emitted when retry configuration is set for a scheduled task.
Anonymously schedule a call for future execution at a specific block.
Anonymously schedule a task to execute after a delay from the current block.
Schedule a named task for future execution with a unique identifier.
Schedule a named task to execute after a delay from the current block.
Emitted when a task is successfully scheduled for future execution.
Configure retry behavior for a scheduled task if it fails.
Configure retry behavior for a named scheduled task.
You're trying to schedule a call for a block that has already passed.