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When testing Notifications, you'll want to use Notification::fake() and make those assertions. See the Notification Fake of the docs to see what I mean.

public function test_instant_notification_is_sent(): void  
{  
    Notification::fake();  

    $this->user = $user = factory(User::class)->create();  

    $this->user->update(  
        [  
            'notification_frequency' => 'instant',  
            'notification_method' => 'email',  
            'notification_email' => $this->email,  
        ]  
    );  

    $this->user->save();  

    $email = ['subject' => 'subject', 'data' => 'data'];  
    $sms = 'Test Notification';  
    $database = ['some' => 'data'];  

    $this->user->notify(new TestNotification($email, $sms, $database));  

    Notification::assertSentTo($this->user, TestNotification::class, function ($notification, $channels) {  
        // check channels or properties of $notification here  
        return in_array('mail', $channels);  

        // or maybe check for nexmo:  
        return in_array('nexmo', $channels);  
    });  
}

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Arvin@msft 1 Reputation point Microsoft Employee

2022-08-30T17:43:36.04+00:00

Test Notification. Test again
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JimmySalian-2011 42,071 Reputation points

2022-08-30T18:04:57.503+00:00

No notifications on this or other questions, sometimes it is working but since yesterday no mails.
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