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    • Updated the schedule for Google Calendar background sync to run every 10 minutes instead of every minute.

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The cron schedule for the googleCalendarBackgroundSync task was updated to execute every 10 minutes instead of every minute. No changes were made to the task's logic or exported entities; only the scheduling frequency was modified.

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packages/trigger/google-calendar-background-sync.ts Updated cron schedule from every minute to every 10 minutes

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@DennieDan DennieDan changed the title (Background sync) Change to 10 mins cron temporarity (Background sync) Change to 10 mins cron temporarily Jun 21, 2025
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Summary of Changes

Hello @DennieDan, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request implements a temporary adjustment to the execution frequency of the google-calendar-background-sync task. The primary goal is to reduce the operational load or resource consumption by decreasing how often this background synchronization process runs.

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  • Background Sync Frequency Adjustment: The cron schedule for the google-calendar-background-sync task has been updated from running every minute (* * * * *) to running every 10 minutes (*/10 * * * *). This change is indicated as temporary in the PR title.
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This pull request temporarily changes the Google Calendar background sync cron job to run every 10 minutes instead of every minute. I have suggested updating the associated code comment to reflect this new schedule and adding a TODO to ensure this temporary change is tracked for future reversal, which will improve code maintainability.

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packages/trigger/google-calendar-background-sync.ts (2)

8-9: Outdated comment: cron schedule comment mismatch

The inline comment // every minute no longer reflects the updated pattern '*/10 * * * *'. Please update or remove this comment to prevent confusion.


5-14: Mark this change as temporary for future reversion

Since this frequency adjustment is temporary, add a // TODO: revert to every minute after … or update the PR description/docs to track when this needs rolling back.

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packages/trigger/google-calendar-background-sync.ts (1)

9-9: Add test coverage for cron pattern

The new schedule expression isn’t covered by existing tests (see codecov warning). Consider adding a unit or integration test to assert that googleCalendarBackgroundSync.cron.pattern equals '*/10 * * * *'.

Would you like assistance drafting a Jest/TS test for this?

@vhpx vhpx merged commit 7c0bbf5 into main Jun 21, 2025
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@vhpx vhpx deleted the fix/temp-10min-cron branch June 21, 2025 04:46
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