Remove schedule. deprecated property key prefix #6043
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Use deployer. property prefix when setting schedule properties Originally scheduled properties uses schedule. as a prefix for all the settings. However it was determined they were just a subset of deployer properties and thus could be deprecated Signed-off-by: Glenn Renfro <grenfro@vmware.com> polish Signed-off-by: Glenn Renfro <grenfro@vmware.com>
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Are the users going to receive an error when they use |
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Great Question. In both implementations they check for a empty/null cron expression and will throw an exception. |
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Use deployer. property prefix when setting schedule properties
Originally scheduled properties uses
schedule.as a prefix for all the settings. However it was determined they were just a subset of deployer properties and thus the prefix could be deprecated.resolves #6019