In the LaravelServiceProvider::boot() there is a handler for the JobProcessed event which deletes the job from the queue.
Currently this is done without any conditions, even if the project uses other queue drivers, or even if the job was manually released previously. In case of manual release the job deletion prevents of the retry of the job, as the event is still dispatched so the job gets deleted.
In the LaravelServiceProvider::boot() there is a handler for the JobProcessed event which deletes the job from the queue. Currently this is done without any conditions, even if the project uses other queue drivers, or even if the job was manually released previously. In case of manual release the job deletion prevents of the retry of the job, as the event is still dispatched so the job gets deleted.