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docs(registry): record complete systemd timer cadences in Surface 2b - #5340
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Surface 2b of
doc/fleet-schedule-registry.mdrecorded most systemd timer cadences asOnCalendar=*-*-*, which systemd normalizes to daily at midnight — misstating every-minute, hourly, and 15-minute timers in the registry the placement audit reads.Fixes #5313
Changes (docs only, one file)
systemctl --user showTimersCalendar/TimersMonotonic on the laptop and recorded the complete effective calendar expression (date + time) for all 33 calendar rows — e.g.laptop-autocommit-*.timer→*-*-* *:*:00(every minute),worktree-reaper.timer→*-*-* *:00:00(hourly),quota-gatherer.timer→*-*-* *:00/15:00(every 15 min). The 6 monotonic rows were already complete and are unchanged apart from the review date.pm-digest-daily.timer/pm-digest-weekly.timerare not loaded on the laptop; verified againstnixos/services/pm-stack/default.nixinstead (*-*-* 07:00:00,Mon *-*-* 07:05:00).No timer configuration or source unit definition changed.
Verification
systemctl --user showfor all 39 listed timers captured this run; each row's new spec matches the live TimersCalendar value (or the Nix source for the two pm-digest timers).doc/fleet-schedule-registry.md. Note:prettier --checkfails identically on the unmodified file on main, so the table was hand-padded in the file's existing style rather than reformatting unrelated surfaces.Open in [code]smith · Need help on this PR? Tag
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