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Support "query" parameter in GET /scheduler/timers

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mod-scheduler has an API endpoint to get a list of defined timers: GET /scheduler/timers (see also https://s3.amazonaws.com/foliodocs/api/mod-scheduler/s/mod-scheduler.html#operation/getSchedulerTimers). The endpoint supports standard limit and offset parameters, but it doesn’t include query parameter for cql queries. Such parameter would be useful for filtering, for example, by a timer’s type or module name

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It’s possible to retrieve timers by cql query. Example: GET /scheduler/timers?query=type==user – should return a list of user-defined timers

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mod-scheduler has an API endpoint to get a list of defined timers: {{GET /scheduler/timers}} (see also [https://s3.amazonaws.com/foliodocs/api/mod-scheduler/s/mod-scheduler.html#operation/getSchedulerTimers|https://s3.amazonaws.com/foliodocs/api/mod-scheduler/s/mod-scheduler.html#operation/getSchedulerTimers]). The endpoint supports standard {{limit}} and {{offset}} parameters, but it doesn’t include {{query}} parameter for cql queries. Such parameter would be useful for filtering, for example, by a timer’s type or module name *Expected result:* It’s possible to retrieve timers by cql query. Example: {{GET /scheduler/timers?query=type==user}} – should return a list of user-defined timers
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