Certainly! Here’s a solution to your issue:
When you queue a mail in Laravel, it gets pushed onto the queue driver you have configured in your .env file. If your mail is being sent immediately, it’s likely because your queue driver is set to sync. The sync driver processes jobs immediately, rather than waiting for a worker.
How to fix:
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Check your queue driver in
.env:QUEUE_CONNECTION=syncIf it says
sync, change it to a driver that supports background processing, such asdatabase,redis, orbeanstalkd. For example:QUEUE_CONNECTION=database -
Run the queue worker:
After changing the driver, you need to run the queue worker to process queued jobs:
php artisan queue:workor
php artisan queue:listen -
Migrate the jobs table (if using
databasedriver):If you use the
databasedriver, make sure you have the jobs table:php artisan queue:table php artisan migrate
Summary:
Your mails are being sent immediately because your queue driver is set to sync. Change it to a real queue driver and run the worker to process jobs in the background.
References:
Let me know if you need more details!