With Laravel scheduler you can execute a Closure when a command runs without errors with the onSuccess() method and also when a command has any errors with the onFailure() method.
protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule){ $schedule->command('newsletter:send') ->mondays() ->onSuccess(fn () => resolve(SendNewsletterSlackNotification::class)->handle(true)) ->onFailure(fn () => resolve(SendNewsletterSlackNotification::class)->handle(false));}
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