Thanks for your reply! I appreciate you helping me out.
Is this actually going to work for n8n? The # syntax is a special feature that isn’t supported by all cron systems. n8n uses the standard node-cron library, which doesn’t support this specific # functionality. At least, that’s what I’m reading in some articles.
Thank you. I’ve added a code node after the trigger:
// Expected to run on Saturdays at 9:00 AM by your cron
const now = new Date();
const dayOfMonth = now.getDate();
// Pass if day 1..7 (first week of the month)
if (dayOfMonth >= 1 && dayOfMonth <= 8) {
return items; // continue to next node
} else {
return ; // stop for this run
}