Q/A How to disable Job by default on startup?

[DanyLinuxoid]

This is for In-Memory mode

Currently, from what I see, if I make a class with FunctionName (even without Cron expression), it automatically get's registered in Dashboard and in logic for auto-queue every minute. Is there a way only to "declare" job, but not trigger it until needed?

Use case: I have 3 background hosts, 2 of them are running on demand with background jobs, 1 of the hosts is "head" (runs always 24/7).
And, from what I understand, if I will migrate all background jobs from all 3 hosts to use this notation:

        [TickerFunction("Test1", "*/1 * * * *")]
        public async Task Test1()
        {
// logic
        }

Then these jobs in all 3 hosts will get called automatically on startup, even if I will just declare it in this way, without cron expression:

        [TickerFunction("Test1")]
        public async Task Test1()
        {
// logic
        }

So, my question is: Is there any way, to simply declare jobs, but start/queue them on demand without auto-start?
Because, from what I see now, I have to declare/register all jobs, and then on startup I have to somehow manually disable them using CronManager... This is not very convenient...

[DanyLinuxoid]

Okay... Turns out it actually is NOT running by default on startup if you remove CronExpression...
For some reason piece of code was actually registering my job...