Fullcalendar - Scheduler - weekly schedule without actual dates - fullcalendar

I need to put a scheduler in an app that will make a weekly schedule without dates. For example weekly dinner schedule. Or chores schedule, etc. Really just need day of week and time mapped.
Fullcalendar's Scheduler is the perfect format, except it deals with specific dates.
Is there a way I can use it for my use case? Scheduling weekly events without them being tied to specific dates?

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Autosys on every monday and first day of month

I need to configure a autosys schedule which should run on every monday and 1st of every month. Is it possible to do in single JIL file.
I have used days_of_week: mo and what is the config used for date.
Is it possible to write a OR condition to trigger the job on either 1st or monday.
I would say just create a calendar with those requirements, you can also do that as extended calendar so you don't have to update the regular calendar ever.
Choice is yours :)

how to implement current plan on calendar date basis in Airflow

Is there any way to implement current plan concept in Airflow..
Example: In Control m jobs will be scheduled as per date example: ODATE : 20200801
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Is there any best way we can implement..

How do I repeat the event at different times weekly?

I am currently using the google calendar API to insert events into a calendar. This is the RRULE that I am using for now that allows me to insert an event at the same time on specific days of the week every week.
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;COUNT=30;BYDAY=TU,WE,FR;
Currently, events are being inserted at the same time on TU, WE & FR. However, I would like to insert the event at different times each day.
For example, the event should be between 3-4PM on Tuesdays and Wednesdays every week but between 5-7PM on Fridays. I want to avoid creating 3 separate weekly recurring events by calling the calendar API with different timings for each of these instances.
You can only use the recurrence rules on recurrent events. As it is described on the docs "Events are called recurring if they repeat according to a defined schedule". In this scenario you are effectively requesting different events albeit very similar ones because you need different schedules for each one.

Periodic Calendar value shifting after mid year

so I have defined a periodic calendar with following periods,
Period A: to factor in start of every month
Period B: to factor in end of every month
Calendar
Now I am trying to schedule the job on every days marked as period A i.e. start of every month by doing the following settings,
Scheduling Setting
Schedule
My Problem
From July month the schedule is getting pre-shifted by 1. Any ideas why?
Also can someone guide me to a detailed documentation on periodic calendars and the values example?
Thanks.
I was not able to reproduce the specific issue you are having. I created the same periodic calendar (Per A = SoM, Per B = EoM) and my job schedule came out as expected.
Calendar
Job
Schedule
Solution
There is no need to use a periodic calendar for such a simple scheduling requirement. Making use of a periodic calendar incurs maintenance overhead as you need to ensure it is updated every year.
Instead of using a periodic calendar you could simply configure the job as below. This will result in a job that will always execute on the first day of each month, no maintenance required.

Drupal Date repetition interval enheretance

I need a global interval template for recurring events.
I am constructing a schedule management web app. I have a set of event happening periodically up certain moment in time. For example I a have a train schedules. They repeat them selves every week for certain winter or summer periods. Using Date module I would have to enter ending and beginning dates of let say summer period for each train route.
What I want to do is to simply add a taxonomy term which would hold repetition interval with some holiday exclusions...
This more Drupal philosophy question yet I think that others had ran into similar issues before.
Maybe I am looking to this problem from a wrong angel could somebody could lend me fresh set of eyes.

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