Scheduled page is not published

Did you schedule the Revision? Or did you schedule the main post?

You should schedule the Revision (not save draft).

Well yes of course. When I revisionize a page, I am now editing that revision and NOT the original. So I am making a few changes and save the draft just to test it. That’s normal. While I am still editing the revisionized post I make a final edit, save the draft and then schedule it to test if the schedule will go through but it doesn’t. I have already made sure that the cron job has run.

I did a quick test on my end and things seem to work as normal. Will have to keep troubleshooting.

Can you try scheduling a normal page to verify that works?
What other plugins are activated?
Who’s your hosting provider?
How are you “making sure” the cron job is run? Did you use a tool like Crontrol to force execute the cron? Or did you let it happen naturally by waiting until the scheduled time?
Are you using WordPress cron? Or is your server setup to run cron?

I have a bunch of plugin activated. Amongst those is Crontrol and Scheduled Post Trigger that makes sures any missed scheduled posts are activated when I visit the homepage.

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A normal scheduled page works fine after I visit the homepage to force the cron job. (I didn’t force through Crontrol). Server is not set up to run cron.

I am using a local install on a PC with the Turnkey linux virtual machine.

Can you try disabling the cron releated plugins – specifically Scheduled Post Trigger and test again.

A more extreme test is to disable all plugins except Revisionize and test to make sure the basic scheduling is working properly. If it does work we can assume there is a conflict with another plugin.

Ok when I disable Schedule Post Trigger and force-run the cron through Crontrol, it works fine. If I visit the homepage or any other page before I do that, the cron is not actually triggered at all. I have to go to Crontrol and force from there to make it work. How can I solve that issue?

Try to avoid using Crontrol too. Schedule a few minutes into the future and wait…

Wordpress’ pseudo-cron runs when pages load. So if you just refresh the page a few times after the scheduled time has passed – it should work. If not the problem is likely with how you WP install is handling scheduled tasks.

Regardless, it’s best to setup real Cron to handle the jobs. Something like this:
https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/real-cron-job/

I am sorry but it’s not triggering. With all cron related plugins deactivated scheduled posts are not triggering at all. When I activate Scheduled Post Trigger at least normal post scheduling works. But your plugin seems to not take into account the triggering that happens with Scheduled Post Trigger and I don’t understand why.

Out of the box, WordPress scheduled posts should work without any plugins. It could be your localhost setup, I’m not sure. Down the road I might investigate better integration with the Schedule Post Trigger plugin, but at this stage I cannot help further.

I suggest setting up real cron on your server. Or try running it manually by going to this URL in another browser tab.
https://yourdomain.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron

Ok I understand, thanks anyway.