Kernel Command Breaks Fresh Deployment

Hey Guys,

I have scheduled a command to do some processing at a time which is configured in a database table.

The problem I have found is that with a fresh install, php artisan migrate:fresh (or any artisan command) fails to say it cant find the table, how do I skip this command when doing my initial deployment ? Or is there a better place for this command ?

$schedule->command('foo:bar')->dailyAt(Setting::find('foo_deadline')->value);

Error:

SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'foo.settings' doesn't exist

niclm

6 years ago

Level 9

Would this be an acceptable solution:

if(Schema::hasTable('settings')){
   $schedule->command('foo:bar')->dailyAt(......
}

Snapey

6 years ago

Level 122

you should put this code in the cron scheduler, otherwise you are running the task on every http request to your site

niclm

6 years ago

Level 9

Sorry I should have mentioned its in the console kernel so that it runs with cron

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