[Remind-Fans] Would love some help

[hymie!]

Here's the best I can suggest.  I haven't actually tried this, but
in theory it should work

Before you start processing your dates, set a variable for yourself
and save the "omit context"

push-omit-context
# how many events have triggered today so far?
SET n $NumTrig

Then when you're ready to start picking your days, check the value of
NumTrig and see if you've already added something... in which case,
postpone the rest of them

IF $NumTrig > n
   # At least one triggered!
   omit [trigger(trigdate())]
ENDIF

and then nothing else will get scheduled that day.

When you're finished doing the processing, restore the saved "omit context"

pop-omit-context

and then your calendar should be set correctly for whatever comes next.

I hope that makes sense. :)

--hymie!             http://nasalinux.net/~hymie            hymie at nasalinux.net



On Thu, Mar 17, 2022 at 10:29:56AM +0000, Johansson, Jarre via Remind-fans wrote:
> Hi, I just learned about Remind and I am already a big fan of it. I would really appreciate little help. 
> 
> I have monthly reminds to update each of my hypervisors one day at
> the time. I have omitted weekends and finnish holidays. It works fine
> BUT they will stack for the next available workday and I want them to
> spread for the rest of the week, one reminder per day. I watched the
> great youtube tutorial and searched some examples but couldn't find what
> I was looking for or just didn't knew how to use expressions correctly
> to get this to work. Any tips?
> 
> And sorry if this was wrong place to ask for help.