Cron load_jobs handling of id-keyed job stores

NousResearch/hermes-agent · cluster 92935

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Multiple fixes and approaches addressing how load_jobs() handles jobs stores keyed by job ID (dict format) rather than a list. The members represent iterative or parallel attempts to support this data shape without crashing.

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  • #93399 Cron surface no longer crashes on id-keyed jobs.json stores (#92935, salvage #92941)

    merged to main

    files: contributors/emails/[redacted:email], cron/jobs.py, tests/cron/test_jobs.py

5 PRs closed without merging

From the close comments: merged via another change 2 · done elsewhere 1 · duplicate 1 · superseded by another PR 1

  • #92941 fix(cron): normalize id-keyed jobs stores on load · merged via another change → 9ab056d, #93399, #92994
  • #92949 fix(cron): support {"jobs": {id: job}} stores in load_jobs() · superseded by another PR → #92941
  • #92953 fix(cron): load id-keyed job stores · done elsewhere → #92941, #93399
  • #92968 fix(cron): support dict-keyed jobs stores in load_jobs() · duplicate → #92941
  • #92994 fix(cron): flatten id-keyed jobs maps in load_jobs() (#92935) · merged via another change → 9ab056d, #93399, #92941
Closed issues · 1
  • Closed#92935fix(cron): support {"jobs": {id: job}} stores in load_jobs()
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24 Aug 2026

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