When I run in terminal php artisan migrate
this results in \'Nothing to migrate\' when indeed there is nothing to migrate.
When I use Artisan::call(\'
The return result of all commands is defined in the class Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command
, method run
:
return is_numeric($statusCode) ? (int) $statusCode : 0;
The $statusCode
variable is set by calling the command's execute
method, which in artisan's case is defined in the class Illuminate\Console\Command
:
protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
{
return $this->fire();
}
The result of the fire
method is left up to the individual commands, in the case of php artisan migrate
command, nothing is returned from the method so the $statusCode
is null (which is why you get the 0 returned from Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command::run
method)
If you want to get a response back from a custom command, just return an integer back from your fire
method and it will bubble back up into the $statusCode
. You can use that to programmatically switch against different results of your custom command.
If you specifically want to get the result from the artisan:migrate
command, then I don't think there's much you can do to change the return value besides wrapping the command in your own custom command that calls it.