Laravel Scheduler is still using my old code

I am not familiar with Google App Engine Flex so, unfortunately, I can assist any further.

I use the following setup:

// additional-supervisord.conf

[program:cron-artisan]
command = bash %(ENV_APP_DIR)s/cron-artisan-schedule.sh
stdout_logfile = /dev/stdout
stdout_logfile_maxbytes=0
stderr_logfile = /dev/stderr
stderr_logfile_maxbytes=0
user = www-data
numprocs = 1
autostart = true
autorestart = true
priority = 5
stopwaitsecs = 20

And the script is:

#!/bin/bash

# source: https://gist.github.com/dzuelke/5cd7e4772120ba098a8427e1efbc61a9

topofminute() {
	local now;
	
	while true; do
		now=$(date "+%S")
		now=${now#0} # strip leading zero for arithmetic operations
		
		# run command only if less than ten seconds have passed in the current minute
		if [[ "$now" -le 10 ]]; then
			# run command in the background
			"$@" &
		fi
		
		# echo "sleeping for $((61-now)) seconds..."
		
		sleep $((61-now))
	done
}

topofminute php artisan schedule:run

I deploy a new version everytime. This means, supervisord is already restarted. That's why I am not getting why the Scheduler is still using the old code and not the new one. Bottom line, the new code overrides the old code

what I'm getting at, is if ENV_APP_DIR is changing correctly, or are you saying that it should always be the same value?

You restart supervisor as part of deployment?

How can I tell if ENV_APP_DIR is changing? The same folder is being deployed.

In general, with every new version deployment on Google App Engine Flex, supervisord gets restarted on it's own.

@BilalHaidar Hi Bilal, did you ever solve this issue. I have a very similar set up and I am having similar troubles. For some reason, even if I update the command to not 'ENV_APP_DIR', it still says I don't specify it. When I do specify 'APP_DIR' to any path, it tells me that the variable does not exist.