Docs: Provisiond Quartz Cron Scheduling Format#8533
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The Provisiond configuration moved into the Configuration Manager database in 30.0, so the cron-schedule field on each requisition-def is now set through the REST endpoint at /cm/provisiond/default (or the web UI). Add a section to the Config Management REST page covering the Quartz CronTrigger grammar, three worked expressions, the missed-fires-not-backfilled caveat, a pointer to the UI surface under Info -> External Requisitions, and a worked cURL example. Links to the Quartz CronTrigger tutorial for the full grammar.
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I thought this would be worth adding. Technically there is an NMS about it... sort of: NMS-8806