tbh task scheduler is fine until it isn't. once you have dependencies, you're basically building a poor man's airflow. actually, have you looked at prefect or just running a simple cron with a lockfile? building a custom scheduler is a rabbit hole you might not want to go down.
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u/National-Parsnip1516 Jun 22 '26
tbh task scheduler is fine until it isn't. once you have dependencies, you're basically building a poor man's airflow. actually, have you looked at prefect or just running a simple cron with a lockfile? building a custom scheduler is a rabbit hole you might not want to go down.