When deploying through the CLI with cron command Is there a

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When deploying through the CLI with cron command Is there a way to add the timezone argument to this as there is when creating a deploy via python

Anna Geller · Answer

yup there is ``` cron 0 9 timezone America New York ```

Anna Geller · Answer

ahh I know what you mean for now you can do that in a separate CLI command after build ```prefect deployment set schedule flow name deploy name cron 0 9 timezone America New York ```

Anna Geller · Answer

Nic · Answer

Great cause i tried it in the build and was returned an error I ll integrate this in our pipeline instead and test that out slightly smiling face

Nic · Answer

This Does not work for me I ve tried it with both rrule and cron and with both i m met with errors

Nic · Answer

Had to change some thing for cron to work `prefect deployment set schedule cron 0 9 timezone America New York flowname deployment` The rrule is is not working `prefect deployment set schedule rrule FREQ=YEARLY BYMONTH=1 BYMONTHDAY=1 timezone America New York flowname deployment` `I ve tried to encapsulate the rule both in and and also without encapsulating it`

Anna Geller · Answer

CRON is easier anyway for a daily schedule rrule is only needed for more complex scheduled well done

Nic · Answer

Is there any plan to make it work with rrule We might need some pretty complex scheduling down the line and would be great if it was an opportunity

Anna Geller · Answer

rrule is already fully supported

Nic · Answer

prefect deployment set schedule rrule FREQ=YEARLY BYMONTH=1 BYMONTHDAY=1 timezone America New York flowname deployment return errors when i run it Is it supported like this

Anna Geller · Answer

what problem are you trying to solve what schedule do you want to assign let s talk business problem rather than tech slightly smiling face

Nic · Answer

The team wants to be able to setup schedules like monday every third week first Sunday in a month and first weekday in a month