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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #57924, comment 10

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26	26	> Whilst this is an irritating problem when it happens sporadically on sites (as with the `could_not_set` issue) the missing schedule is picked up quickly and added again; when ''your'' cron jobs are set to run every minute and your database backup (which locks the database) runs for several minutes, it's going to be much more prevalent and 100% likely to occur and 100% likely that schedules are not added as required.
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28		Yes, it looks like I need to have the crons added via code. That way if they are ever missing from the crons option, they are immediately re-added. I think this type of code has been covering up this problem for a long time. Using a plug-in to add/remove crons (like WP Control) is the only way to experience them being deleted.
	28	Yes, it looks like I need to have the crons added via code. That way if they are ever missing from the crons option, they are immediately re-added. I think this type of code has been covering up this problem for a long time. Using a plug-in to add/remove crons (like WP Control), or anything that only one-off adds the cron, is the only way to experience them being deleted.
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30	30	Can you do a test for me? Install WP Control and add a cron to it. Next time you get a could_not_set, can you see if it's still there?