@ryan.murray
To run queue jobs manually in Laravel, you can use the php artisan queue:work
command in your terminal. This command will start the Laravel queue worker, which will process any pending jobs in the queue.
Here are the steps to run queue jobs manually in Laravel:
Alternatively, you can also use the php artisan queue:listen
command to listen for new jobs without actually processing them. This can be useful for debugging or monitoring purposes.
Please note that running the queue worker manually is usually not necessary in production environments, as Laravel automatically handles queue processing in the background. However, it can be useful for development or testing purposes.