Hello, I have a question.
I have an Appwrite installation, I always use some CRON functions to execute code every minute or every two minutes.
Right now, I want to run a CRON function every day at 1:00AM, but so far no luck.
I did try with 0 1 * * * and 0 1 */1 * * but doesnt work.
So yesterday I put a function that will try to create a document, and the id for that document will be the date of the new Date - 5 hours - 24 hours (I'm living on -5 GMT)
So what was the point of that? I want to create a document with something like 2024-05-17 and I will register the time when it was created. And because it will be the same ID, it will not let the document to be created.
So I was expecting my test to create the document with ID 2024-05-17 on 2024-05-18 at 00:00 or so, but ended up creating the document on the 2024-05-17 at 20:00
I hope you understand what I mean with all of these. Thanks in advance.
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