laraveldaily-queues-audit

Auditing Laravel queues involves scanning PHP source files and config to detect synchronous operations, non-idempotent jobs, and improper failure handling. It generates a structured findings report with concrete suggestions for improving queue readiness and retries.

Common Laravel queue anti-patterns include synchronous operations that should be queued, non-idempotent job classes, and improper failure handling. Queue code review checks for correct ShouldQueue usage, retry configurations, and proper idempotency.

Checking Laravel jobs for queue readiness involves reviewing job classes and notifications for the ShouldQueue interface and verifying retry logic. Analyzing code against proven queue patterns detects non-idempotent structures and suggests improvements.

A Laravel queue audit checks queue-related config, env examples, and versioned deployment files. It only reports deployment or operations findings when they are explicitly verifiable from the files present in your project repository.

A Laravel queue audit excludes vendor, node_modules, and storage directories from its code review. It focuses on scanning your PHP source files alongside queue-related config and tests to generate findings.