CostlyOstrich36 yes i tried, it does nothing

namely, changing this value does nothing, doesn't even affect the running tasktask = Task.get_task(task_id="...") # valid task task._data.configuration['schedule'].value # the value of config that contains schedule
2. tried to make schedule modifiable via Task.connect + TaskScheduler.add_task , no result
scheduler_clearml_dict = {"config connected": [1, 2]} task.connect(scheduler_clearml_dict) # <- this config is later modified at runtime to[1, 2, 3]`

%%

scheduler.start()

def simple_function():
print("This code is executed in a background thread, " "on the same machine as the TaskScheduler process")
# add some logic here
print("done")

iter_list = task.get_parameter("General/config connected")
for i in iter_list:
scheduler.add_task(
name=f"scheduled task {i}",
schedule_function=simple_function,
queue="debug-1",
day=1,
recurring=True,
single_instance=True,
execute_immediately=True,
)

scheduler.start() 3. tried to modify BaseScheduler sources to make it instantiate from Task.get_task ` output, https://github.com/allegroai/clearml/blob/8cb4ac2acb3a314f7ecb3017903d0cccf9f745de/clearml/automation/scheduler.py#L292-L300

no result either - the supposedly fetched TaskScheduler doesn't contain any state

So i found no way to properly modify TaskScheduler 's schedule at runtime

Hi GloriousPenguin2 , have you tried the method you mentioned in the previous thread?

Like fetching the task of the scheduler and then changing the configuration json?