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Did you bind the concrete class with the interface?

App::bind('Acme\Issues\IssuesInterface', 'Acme\Issues\BitbucketIssues');
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cerbero90 said:

Did you bind the concrete class with the interface?

App::bind('Acme\Issues\IssuesInterface', 'Acme\Issues\BitbucketIssues');

Sure did - Have it setup within a service provider.

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The first argument given to the push method is the name of the class that should be used to process the job, so try:

$issues = get_class(app('Acme\Issues\IssuesInterface'));
Queue::push($issues, [
  'message' => $e->getMessage(),
  'file' => $e->getFile(),
  'line' => $e->getLine(),
  'user' => Sentry::getUser()->account
]);
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cerbero90 said:

The first argument given to the push method is the name of the class that should be used to process the job, so try:

$issues = get_class(app('Acme\Issues\IssuesInterface'));
Queue::push($issues, [
 'message' => $e->getMessage(),
 'file' => $e->getFile(),
 'line' => $e->getLine(),
 'user' => Sentry::getUser()->account
]);

Thank you very much! That did it!

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