What if i want to fire an event which is less than 60 seconds from now and the bucket scan already happened for this event?

[jgudbhav]

We have a special case where we want an event to get fired after Now + X second( where X is less than 60 second).
Going through the code i figured out that there is a ScheduleScanner which runs every 1 minute to scan the buckets to be processed. So if this scan for the bucket happened, and my events is added after this scan , the events is not fired , which makes sense as per the current implementation.

What i am suggesting , when we are adding events , can we have a lookup if the events bucket is already scanned then schedule this event as well for processing.

[vvavepacket]

I second the above. I noticed events that fall into this category: they are never fired.

Regarding your suggestion, if it falls into this category, we could schedule it on the very next bucket which is (T+1) min at 0th second on the next tick (if its not really that urgent). Or we could override and add the event to the current bucket that is currently running.