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FWIW, you may want to disable the scheduled task instead of deleting it. The reason being that a missing/non-existent task may be re-created on update/upgrade,
by jlgaddis 7y ago
FWIW, you may want to disable the scheduled task instead of deleting it.
The reason being that a missing/non-existent task may be re-created on update/upgrade, but a disabled one should not (hopefully!) be re-enabled.
- yborg 7y agoPeople assume that X is operating a vast Machiavellian conspiracy and then turn around and assume that X is too stupid to check for either disabled or missing on each run. Which is it?