The scheduler command ran every minute and loaded all active automations, then filtered by trigger_type in PHP because that value lived buried in the nodes JSON array — effectively a full-table scan plus a JSON decode per row each minute, discarding every non-schedule automation. Derive trigger_type into a real, indexed column on save (recomputed in the existing saving() hook so it can never drift from nodes) and filter on it in SQL. Applies to both the schedule firer and the post-trigger dispatcher.
32 lines
966 B
PHP
32 lines
966 B
PHP
<?php
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declare(strict_types=1);
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namespace App\Console\Commands\Automation;
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use App\Actions\Automation\Trigger\FireScheduleTrigger;
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use App\Enums\Automation\Status;
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use App\Enums\Automation\Trigger\Type as TriggerType;
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use App\Models\Automation;
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use Illuminate\Console\Attributes\Description;
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use Illuminate\Console\Attributes\Signature;
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use Illuminate\Console\Command;
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#[Signature('automation:fire-schedule')]
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#[Description('Fire scheduled automations whose cron matches now')]
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class FireScheduleTriggers extends Command
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{
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public function handle(FireScheduleTrigger $fire): int
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{
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Automation::query()
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->where('status', Status::Active)
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->where('trigger_type', TriggerType::Schedule->value)
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->chunkById(50, function ($automations) use ($fire) {
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foreach ($automations as $automation) {
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$fire($automation);
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}
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});
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return self::SUCCESS;
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}
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}
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