[5.6] Include job ID in the output of the queue:work Artisan command - #21204
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Looks fine to go to 5.5? |
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@deleugpn The command output will change on different minor releases. Not a good to thing. Better for 5.6 |
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Recently, when working on a project that required a queue, I was trying to debug my app and track down certain jobs. The
queue:workArtisan command didn't print out the job id, so it was a little harder for me to figure out what was going on. This PR adds the job ID to the command. Currently the output of thequeue:workcommand looks like this:With this PR, the output looks like this:
Please note how the job ID is just after the timestamp. I made this PR against master because it might break some apps that parse the output of this command. For example, if you were using the grep functionality in Logstash. So it would be better to save it for Laravel 5.6.