Allow passing environment variables to scheduled tasks#13
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Allow passing environment variables to scheduled tasks#13jradtilbrook wants to merge 1 commit intoilluminate:masterfrom
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With this change, it allows us to pass environment variables to scheduled tasks similar to the
Processfacade.Useful for commands or any other schedule tasks that need to override the environment variable for some uses but not all.
Example
routes/console.php:This is only applicable to
::exec()and::command()tasks that use the Symfony process package.::job()and::call()do not use it. As such, the method is overridden to throw an exception similar torunInBackground()