Handle a case when the duration to the next task execution is greater…

… than int.MaxValue. Fixes #7

ConsoleTester/Program.cs

@@ -42,20 +42,16 @@ public class MyRegistry : Registry
 	{
 		public MyRegistry()
 		{
+			DefaultAllTasksAsNonReentrant();
+
 			Schedule(() =>
 			{
 				Console.WriteLine("Before sleep - " + DateTime.Now);
 				Console.WriteLine("Running Tasks: " + TaskManager.RunningSchedules.Count);
 				Thread.Sleep(4000);
 				Console.WriteLine("After sleep - " + DateTime.Now);
 
-			}).WithName("Sleepy Task").NonReentrant().ToRunNow().AndEvery(1).Seconds();
-
-			Schedule(() =>
-			{
-				Console.WriteLine("Before exception");
-				throw new Exception("Test throwing an exception, to make sure UnobservedTaskException is raised properly");
-			}).WithName("Exception Task").NonReentrant().ToRunNow().AndEvery(1).Seconds();
+			}).WithName("Sleepy Task").ToRunEvery(1).Months().On(10).At(5,0);
 		}
 	}
 

FluentScheduler/TaskManager.cs

@@ -273,6 +273,9 @@ private static void Schedule()
 				Schedule();
 				return;
 			}
+			// If the interval is greater than what the _timer supports, just go for int.MaxValue. A new interval will be calculated the next time the timer runs.
+			if (timerInterval > int.MaxValue)
+				timerInterval = int.MaxValue;
 
 			_timer.Interval = timerInterval;
 			_timer.Start();