Cronjob Catalog

This section contains the documentation for Logidav cronjobs, organized by risk level and alphabetically.

:::info Source of truth The system crontab (system-crontab) is the source of truth for schedules. Documentation is generated by tools/cronjob_doc_generator.py. :::

Statistics

Metric	Value
Active cron entries	164
Unique commands	115
Code-linked commands	95/115 (82%)
Critical commands	46
High priority commands	40

Browse by risk level

Critical (46 commands)

Commands involving sales, payments, refunds, or stock mutations:

• Sales commands — order processing, status updates
• Payment commands — payment verification, refunds
• Refund commands — refund processing and validation
• Stock commands — inventory updates, stock synchronization

High priority (40 commands)

Commands with significant business impact:

• Product commands — synchronization, pricing, availability
• Sync commands — synchronization with external systems
• Import/Export — bulk data operations

Full catalog

• A-C
• D-M
• N-Z

Risk level definitions

Level	Description	Impact	Examples
Critical	Sales, payments, refunds, stock	Immediate financial/inventory impact	menzzo:v2:sales:payment
High	Products, sync, orders, imports	Significant operational impact	menzzo:v2:products
Medium	Logs, stats, alerts, notifications	Support functions	menzzo:statistic
Unknown	Requires assessment	Not yet determined	Various

Regenerate the documentation

python3 tools/cronjob_doc_generator.py

This will:

1. Parse docs/system-crontab.md for all active cron entries
2. Extract unique Symfony commands
3. Generate documentation files in docs/cronjobs/
4. Attempt to locate corresponding Command classes
5. Generate the coverage report

Key principles

1. The crontab is the source of truth — system-crontab.md is the authoritative definition
2. Regenerate, don't edit — always regenerate base documentation from the source
3. Risk first — prioritize documenting critical workflows