Closed dbhynds closed 4 years ago
@deboorn Could you create a new release so that packagist picks up the changes in this PR? We're still using my fork of your repo because packagist hasn't been updated.
@dbhynds I just made a new release, so Packagist should update shortly. https://github.com/deboorn/expbackoffworker/releases/tag/v2.2
Sorry for the late reply. Currently traveling with family. @dbhynds https://github.com/dbhynds - I've added you to the project.
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@dbhynds https://github.com/dbhynds I just made a new release, so Packagist should update shortly. https://github.com/deboorn/expbackoffworker/releases/tag/v2.2
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Description
Add support for Laravel 6.
Motivation and context
Laravel 6 is an LTS release. Several other packages in our ecosystem require
>=6
, so in order to continue using this package, we needed to add support Laravel 6.How has this been tested?
I've manually tested that this works for both Laravel 5.8 and 6. I was originally nervous about passing in an extra argument to the worker's constructor, but it turns out, PHP lets you pass additional arguments to the constructor, even if it doesn't explicitly accept them. I guess that's PHP for ya.
Types of changes
What types of changes does your code introduce? Put an
x
in all the boxes that apply:Checklist:
I didn't add tests, because there's nothing really to add, but I manually tested it.