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It's now in the semaphore table with the key name "cron". This can be removed via a drush sqlq "DELETE FROM semaphore WHERE name = 'cron';" command.

Or, if you can execute PHP in Drupal bootstrapped environment, you can run the line:

\Drupal::lock()->release('cron');

It's now in the semaphore table with the key name "cron". This can be removed via

drush sqlq "DELETE FROM semaphore WHERE name = 'cron';"

Or, if you can execute PHP in Drupal bootstrapped environment, you can run the line:

\Drupal::lock()->release('cron');

It's now in the semaphore table with the key name "cron". You can also do this programmatically with the line:

\Drupal::lock()->release('cron');

It's now in the semaphore table with the key name "cron". This can be removed via a drush sqlq "DELETE FROM semaphore WHERE name = 'cron';" command.

Or, if you can execute PHP in Drupal bootstrapped environment, you can run the line:

\Drupal::lock()->release('cron');

It's now in the semaphore with the key name "cron". You can also do this programmatically with the line:

\Drupal::lock()->release('cron');

It's now in the semaphore table with the key name "cron". You can also do this programmatically with the line:

\Drupal::lock()->release('cron');