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To run queue jobs manually in Laravel, you can use the php artisan queue:work
command.
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php artisan queue:work |
This command will start processing jobs one by one from the queue until the queue is empty. You can also use options like --tries
, --delay
, and --timeout
to configure how the jobs are processed.
Alternatively, if you want to process a specific queue, you can run the following command:
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php artisan queue:work --queue=queue-name |
Replace queue-name
with the name of the queue you want to process.
Keep in mind that running the queue:work
command in this way is meant for development purposes. In production, you should use a process manager like Supervisor to ensure that the queue worker process is always running.