Job delay doesn't work unless you use the Dispatchable trait

[SjorsO]

• Laravel Version: v9.36.4
• PHP Version: 8.1
• Database Driver & Version: not relevant

Description:

Delaying a job like this works:

SomeJob::dispatch()->delay(now()->addMinute());

But this doesn't work, it ignores the delay and instantly processes the job:

$job = new SomeJob();

$job->delay(now()->addMinute());

Queue::push($job);

As far as I can tell, this happens because Queue::push() doesn't pass down the $job->delay to the EnqueueUsing method.

Steps To Reproduce:

1. Make sure your queue connection supports delay (so anything except sync)
2. Make a job that implements ShouldQueue
3. Dispatch the job with a delay like shown above
4. Watch the job get processed instantly without a delay

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[taylorotwell]

I think this is pretty much expected behavior. You are bypassing the Bus which provides all of that stuff. You would need to use Queue::later if you want to hit the queue directly.