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task.create({ taskType : task.TaskType.SCHEDULED_SCRIPT does not allow more than one process
The task create documentation says
A scheduled script can be submitted for processing only if there is no unfinished scheduled script task for the same script ID and script deployment ID. Therefore, if a scheduled script resubmits itself, the actual resubmit does not occur until the current execution completes. This delay is necessary to avoid the existence of two unfinished tasks for the same deployment of the same script. For this reason, if a scheduled script uses the submit() method to resubmit itself, then at runtime, no task ID is returned when the scheduled script is submitted.
But when I submit more than one (there are multiple runs I get an error that one is already running and it won't submit another.