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It's been abandoned/archived. I've since been using github.com/jonboulle/clockwork which is much less problematic. For my use it is perfectly fine.

Clockwork has been mostly very good for me too. There are some sharp corners that I've run into periodically (e.g. it can't observe tickers, they're just an always-present Waiter) that I've been trying to figure out how to resolve in a new library, but overall I've been happier with clockwork than with any other I've seen so far.

Quartz looks quite interesting though. Gonna have to explore it in detail, because I agree with most of their claims in the article. I'm not 100% sold on their solutions being actual solutions and not just "often an improvement", but that'll probably be clear after using it for a bit / reading it in detail.

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