/**
* Process a job.
*
* Note: A handler implementation does not need to worry about exception
* handling and retries. All this is automatically managed by the task
* runner.
*
* @param Job $job
* @param JobSchedulerInterface $scheduler
*/
public function fire(Job $job, JobSchedulerInterface $scheduler)
{
$jobs = Job::query()->whereIn('state', [JobState::FAILED, JobState::COMPLETE, JobState::CANCELLED]);
$repeatIn = $job->get('repeatIn', -1);
// How far back to look
$days = $job->get('days', 30);
$jobs->where('created_at', '<', Carbon::now()->subDays($days));
$job->append('Removing jobs from ' . $days . ' days ago');
$total = $jobs->count();
$processed = 0;
$jobs->chunk(25, function ($jobs) use(&$processed, $total, $job) {
$processed += count($jobs);
foreach ($jobs as $staleJob) {
$staleJob->delete();
}
$job->append('Progress: ' . $processed . '/' . $total);
});
if ($repeatIn > -1) {
$scheduler->pushCopy($job, Carbon::now()->addMinutes(max($repeatIn, 1)), Carbon::now()->addMinutes($job->get('expiresAfter', 1440)));
}
}
