Logging

Queuety logs every job and workflow event to the queuety_logs database table. There are no log files. All entries are queryable via the PHP API and CLI.

Event types

Every log entry has an event type from the LogEvent enum:

Event	Description
`started`	Job execution started
`completed`	Job completed successfully
`failed`	Job threw an exception
`buried`	Job exhausted all retry attempts
`retried`	Job was scheduled for retry
`workflow_started`	Workflow was dispatched
`workflow_completed`	All workflow steps finished
`workflow_failed`	Workflow step failed permanently
`workflow_paused`	Workflow was paused
`workflow_resumed`	Workflow was resumed
`debug`	Debug-level message (when `QUEUETY_DEBUG` is enabled)

Log fields

Each log entry contains:

Field	Description
`id`	Auto-increment ID
`event`	Event type string
`handler`	Handler name or class
`job_id`	Associated job ID (nullable)
`workflow_id`	Associated workflow ID (nullable)
`step_index`	Workflow step index (nullable)
`attempt`	Attempt number
`duration_ms`	Execution duration in milliseconds
`error_message`	Error message if failed
`created_at`	Timestamp

Querying logs via PHP

$logger = Queuety::logger();

// Logs for a specific job
$logs = $logger->for_job( 42 );

// Logs for a specific workflow
$logs = $logger->for_workflow( 7 );

// Logs for a specific handler
$logs = $logger->for_handler( 'send_email', 50 );

// Logs for a specific event type
$logs = $logger->for_event( \Queuety\Enums\LogEvent::Failed, 50 );

// Logs since a datetime
$logs = $logger->since( new \DateTimeImmutable( '-1 hour' ), 100 );

Querying logs via CLI

# Recent logs (last 24 hours)
wp queuety log

# Logs for a specific job
wp queuety log --job=42

# Logs for a specific workflow
wp queuety log --workflow=7

# Logs for a handler
wp queuety log --handler=send_email

# Logs for an event type
wp queuety log --event=failed

# Logs since a datetime
wp queuety log --since="2025-01-01 00:00:00"

# Custom limit and format
wp queuety log --limit=100 --format=json

Log retention

By default, logs are kept forever. To auto-purge old entries, set QUEUETY_LOG_RETENTION_DAYS:

define( 'QUEUETY_LOG_RETENTION_DAYS', 30 ); // purge logs older than 30 days

Purge manually via CLI:

wp queuety log purge --older-than=30

Or via PHP:

$count = Queuety::logger()->purge( 30 );