The migrate:reset command can be used to roll back all the migrations in your application. The migrate:reset command provides a few options that can be used to customize the behavior of the reset. The following table lists and explains the various...

The migrate:rollback command is used to undo the last database migration. There are a number of options and flags that are available to use when calling the migrate:rollback command. The following table lists and describes the various options....

The migrate:status command can be used to check the status of each migration. The command will output a table that lists each migration and an indicator of whether or not the migration has been ran. The migrate:status command provides a few...

The queue:failed command is a simple command that will list all of the queue jobs that have failed. The data for the generated table comes from the failed_jobs database table. This command defines no parameters or options and can be used like so:...

The queue:failed-table command is used to create a new migration for the failed_jobs database table. This table is in order to keep track of any queue jobs that have failed. This command defines no parameters and can be used like so: php artisan...

The queue:flush command is used to clear the log of failed queue jobs. It accepts no arguments or options and can be called like so: This command will remove all entries from the failed_jobs database table. It accomplishes this by calling the...

The queue:forget command is used to remove a single failed queue job entry from the failed_jobs database table. The command accepts the id of the job to remove as its only argument. The following example demonstrates the usage of the queue:forget...