[GitHub] [airflow] amodig commented on issue #11758: 'execution_time' for first run is not correct when, 'catchup'=False and 'schedule_interval' is using timedelta function

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amodig commented on issue #11758:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/11758#issuecomment-763763587


   I encountered this same problem when a DAG is initially paused. When unpaused, the first `execution_date` becomes the current time, even though it doesn't match with the `start_date` plus intervals.  I don't know if this is how it's supposed to work?
   
   But the more annoying problem is, that the behaviour cannot be apparently fixed from the UI by editing the `execution_date` manually and just re-running the dagrun. The future dagruns always have some extra seconds after the corrected `execution_date`. This seems more like a bug, that the scheduler doesn't set it correctly with the `timedelta`. This messes up e.g. all sensor tasks.


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