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Dispatch the job with the given arguments.

Dispatch the job with the given arguments if the given truth test passes.

Dispatch the job with the given arguments unless the given truth test passes.

Dispatch a command to its appropriate handler in the current process.

Queueable jobs will be dispatched to the "sync" queue.

Dispatch a command to its appropriate handler after the current process.

Set the jobs that should run if this job is successful.

Create a new pending job dispatch instance.

Get the number of seconds until the given DateTime.

Get the "available at" UNIX timestamp.

If the given value is an interval, convert it to a DateTime instance.

Get the current system time as a UNIX timestamp.

Given a start time, format the total run time for human readability.

Get the number of times the job has been attempted.

Delete the job from the queue.

Fail the job from the queue.

Release the job back into the queue after (n) seconds.

Indicate that queue interactions like fail, delete, and release should be faked.

Assert that the job was deleted from the queue.

Assert that the job was not deleted from the queue.

Assert that the job was manually failed.

Assert that the job was manually failed with a specific exception.

Assert that the job was not manually failed.

Assert that the job was released back onto the queue.

Assert that the job was not released back onto the queue.

Set the base queue job instance.

Dispatch the job through the transactional outbox.

Dispatch the job without the transactional outbox.

Stage the job on the given database connection.

Set the desired connection for the job.

Set the desired queue for the job.

Set the desired job message group.

This feature is only supported by some queues, such as Amazon SQS.

Set the desired job deduplicator callback.

This feature is only supported by some queues, such as Amazon SQS FIFO.

Set the desired connection for the chain.

Set the desired queue for the chain.

Set the desired delay in seconds for the job.

Set the delay for the job to zero seconds.

Indicate that the job should be dispatched after the open parent database transactions have committed.

Indicate that the job should not wait until database transactions have been committed before dispatching.

Specify the middleware the job should be dispatched through.

Set the jobs that should run if this job is successful.

Prepend a job to the current chain so that it is run after the currently running job.

Append a job to the end of the current chain.

Serialize a job for queuing.

Dispatch the next job on the chain.

Invoke all of the chain's failed job callbacks.

Assert that the job has the given chain of jobs attached to it.

Assert that the job has no remaining chained jobs.

Get the property value prepared for serialization.

Get the restored property value after deserialization.

Restore a queueable collection instance.

Restore the model from the model identifier instance.

Get the query for model restoration.

Prepare the instance values for serialization.

Restore the model after serialization.

Get the property value for the given property.

Unlike Laravel, this reads the stored value without running a get hook, as native serialization does.

Create a new job instance.

Handle the job.