[13.x] Add multi-queue support to queue:clear command#60873
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Description
This PR adds support for comma-separated queue names to the
queue:clearArtisan command, making it consistent with other queue commands such asqueue:workandqueue:listen.Currently,
queue:clearonly accepts a single queue name via--queue. With this change, developers can clear multiple queues in a single execution:Changes
Illuminate\Queue\Console\ClearCommandto parse, trim, filter empty values, and deduplicate comma-separated queue names using the Collection pipeline.Stringablehelpers.tests/Queue/QueueClearCommandTest.phpcovering:--queue="high, low").--queue="high,,low").--queue="high,low,high").Backward Compatibility
Fully backward-compatible. Passing a single queue name behaves exactly as before.