Hey, me again
So i dont know if this a bug, or i dont get it right.
But i set a Schedule Trigger to run every 58 Minutes. But it always triggers twice
1: 08:58:58
2: 09:00:58
I already created a new Workflow with new Nodes to test it. Same result.
I also set the time with the Custom Cron, but also same result.
Please try to manually restart your docker container
docker restart <container-name>
docker ps
These are the ones that most closely match the “double fire with odd timing” or “ghost duplicate rules” behavior. The recurring fix across them is usually:
Delete and re-add the Schedule Trigger node (fresh one avoids carrying over bad internal state).
the timing tells the story — 08:58 and 09:00 are exactly 2 minutes apart, which matches the behavior of */58 * * * * in cron (that fires at minute 0 AND minute 58 of every hour, not every 58 minutes from start). if you ever had a custom cron set with that expression it would register two triggers. clean fix is to delete the Schedule Trigger node, restart the container, then recreate with either 60 minutes or 58 * * * * if you need a specific minute anchor.
I don’t think you’re misreading it, per the docs, “Minutes Between Triggers” should schedule one run every 58 minutes, so the 08:58 then 09:00 pattern doesn’t look expected. Since you’re on 2.9.4, I’d first retest on the current stable release, because the newer 2.11.x builds are mostly bug-fix releases and it’s worth ruling out an older scheduler issue first. I’d also republish the workflow after every trigger change, because schedule updates don’t apply until the workflow is published again.
If it still happens on latest, please share the workflow JSON plus your Docker env, especially GENERIC_TIMEZONE / TZ, since timezone config also affects Schedule Trigger behavior.
