1 minute scheduling. Seems to crash after 45 minutes

[CAReeser]

Is it OK to use this format?
schedule.every().minute.do(updateObservingConditionsCSV)

rather than:
schedule.every(1).minutes.do(updateObservingConditionsCSV)

If not ok, might want to update the docs.
I have the thread crashing after 45 minutes and I am trying to localize the issue.

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[CAReeser]

BTW, this is a great program. Simple to implement and very useful.

[gitagogaming]

Interesting, I have been having a similar issue that I've seemed to narrow down to this as well, although mine is set to every 5 minutes

[faulander]

I do schedule.every().minute.do(updateObservingConditionsCSV) since i started using schedule, so yes - this works.

[SijmenHuizenga]

Were you able to find the problem? If not, is there an error when the crash happens?

For future reference, schedule.every() is exactly the same as schedule.every(1). The default param is 1:

schedule/schedule/__init__.py

Line 161 in ed7d219

def every(self, interval: int = 1) -> "Job":

[jcphlux]

I was having similar issues and it ended up being a memory leak issue. I was able to correct it by ether forcing garbage collection or by call del <var_name> to remove variables from memory.