Have you ever encountered the "has been attempted too many times or run too long" Laravel queue error? If you use $tries, $backoff parameter, and retryUntil() method inside the same job, you need to follow an important rule: $tries * $backoff addSeconds(10); }} In the second example, the number of tries is 5, and there is a 5-second delay between each attempt.

To avoid this error, you can either remove either the $tries parameter or the retryUntil() method and just use one. Remember, always follow the rule: $tries * $backoff < retryUntil time in the future.
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