There could be several reasons why Redis events with different connections are not being recorded in Laravel Telescope. Some of the common reasons include:
Redis is not configured correctly or is not running at all. In this case, you should check your Redis configuration and ensure that it is running properly.
Laravel Telescope may not be configured to record events from multiple Redis connections. To fix this, you should check your configuration file (config/telescope.php) and ensure that the appropriate settings are in place.
The events you are trying to record may not be supported by Laravel Telescope. In this case, you should check the documentation to see if the events you are trying to record are supported.
There could be a bug in Laravel Telescope that is preventing the events from being recorded. In this case, you can try updating to the latest version of Laravel Telescope or reporting the issue to the Laravel community.
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Asked: 2021-06-15 11:00:00 +0000
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