ScheduleClientType

Replaces the schedule's workflow, input, rule and catch-up policy. An `Every` rule counts from the change. A run decided before the change starts the workflow, with the input, it was decided with. Throws `ArgumentException` and `InvalidOperationException` as `CreateAsync` does, and `InvalidOperationException` when the schedule does not exist or was deleted.

`CreateAsync` with `CatchUp.Latest`, the default policy: after downtime, the schedule starts one run, for the most recent missed due time. Throws as the overload with a policy does.

Creates the schedule `id`, which starts the workflow named `workflow` with `input` at each due time of `rule`, with `catchUp` deciding which missed due times run (the overload without it uses the default, `CatchUp.Latest`). Completes once the schedule is stored. Throws `ArgumentException` for a rule that `ScheduleRule.validate` rejects, a null rule or policy, or an ID that is blank, contains '~', or is too long (see `Schedules.MaxIdLength`). Throws `InvalidOperationException` when the saga starters are not wired, when the workflow is not registered with the dispatcher or takes another input, and when the schedule refuses: a schedule with this ID exists with a different content, or was deleted. A repeat with the same content is accepted and stores nothing; a weekly rule's days are sorted and their repeats removed before the comparison.

Ends the schedule. A run decided before the delete still starts. The ID cannot be used for a new schedule. Throws `InvalidOperationException` when the schedule does not exist.

Stops the schedule from starting runs. A run decided before the pause still starts. Throws `InvalidOperationException` when the schedule does not exist or was deleted.

Lets a paused schedule start runs again, from the first due time after the resume. Throws `InvalidOperationException` when the schedule does not exist, was deleted, or is not paused.

The schedule as the dispatcher's index knows it, or null when the index has not read it. A deleted schedule leaves the index once no run decided before the delete waits to start. The index lags the schedule by one projection pass.

The handle the F# functions of `Schedules` take.