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Schedules saved in 6.3 are stored on the IR but do not fire. Phase 6.5 (cron scheduler service) is what actually invokes runs. The Schedule tab surfaces this with a yellow banner so the gap is never hidden.
The Schedule tab in the Flow Editor UI edits the optional ir.schedule field. It supports all three kinds the scheduleSchema accepts.

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Kinds

KindEditor surfaceIR shape
crontext input + 6 preset shortcuts + tz dropdown{ kind: "cron", expression: "0 9 * * 1", timezone: "UTC" }
intervalminutes input (1–1440 bounded){ kind: "interval", minutes: 15 }
rruleRRule string + tz dropdown{ kind: "rrule", rrule: "FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=10", timezone: "UTC" }

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Cron presets

Built-in shortcuts in the cron editor:
  • Every 15 minutes → */15 * * * *
  • Every hour → 0 * * * *
  • Daily at 09:00 → 0 9 * * *
  • Weekdays at 09:00 → 0 9 * * 1-5
  • Mondays at 09:00 → 0 9 * * 1
  • First of month 09:00 → 0 9 1 * *

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”Next 5 fires” preview

Live preview block recomputes on every change. Backed by the flow-schedule next-fire-times helper:
  • cron uses cron-parser v5 with timezone support
  • rrule uses rrule v2; honors recurrence-count and until-date stop conditions
  • interval is pure arithmetic from now
Preview failures (bad cron expression, malformed rrule) surface as a red error block with the underlying parser message — preserved via Error.cause.

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Saving

Save → POST /api/v1/pipelines/:id/ir with the new IR (mutated schedule field) → bumps IR version → version pill in the editor topbar updates → preview re-loads from the new IR.

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What’s not in 6.3

  • Schedule actually fires → Phase 6.5 (cron scheduler service)
  • trigger.file_arrival.deadline.{windowMinutes, onMiss} editor → Phase 6.5 alongside scheduler dispatch
  • Visual cron-spec dropdown (“every X minutes between 9-5 on weekdays” builder) → polish plan after 6.5 lands