Closed kirkbushell closed 1 year ago
Looking further, it actually happens soon as I call:
Storage::disk('cloud')
Which points to the S3 configuration.
I figured it out. I moved the calls out of the async function and did a test, turns out I didn't have dependencies installed.
I think we need some way of escalating exceptions to the parent process. Currently it only shows the exception capture and flow that you use in the catch block.
Been having good success with the package so far - well done!
However, as part of my async job, I want to copy files from local to S3. As soon as I just check for file existence:
if (!Storage::disk('cloud')->exists($destination)) {
I see this error:
I'm not actually sure how to debug this, because I cannot log or dive any deeper, unfortunately.
Any ideas?