Log file not available in after() function

[eradin]

Crunz version: 3.7.0

PHP version: 8.1

Operating system type and version: Ubuntu

Description
I have a backup task that looks like so:

// backup task
echo "running task: Backing up database\n";
$task = $schedule->run("$jobs/mysqlbackup3.sh");
$task->daily()->at('01:30')
    ->description('Backing up database')
    ->sendOutputTo("$logs/mysqlbackup3.log")
    ->after(function () {
        global $logs;
        
        // email log to us
        mail('eric@inc.com', 'MySql Backup', file_get_contents("$logs/mysqlbackup3.log"), [], '-fcron@inc.com');
    });

It works properly but the body of the email is always blank. I can see the file on the server with the proper contents so it gets created. I suspect the log file has not been written to disk yet at the time of the after() call. Perhaps there is another way to mail me the output? I don't think it's related to the job being a shell script.

How to reproduce
see above

[PabloKowalczyk]

Does $logs variable even exists? BTW better use use than global keyword: function () use ($logs)

Looks like not issue in Crunz itself

[eradin]

Yes $logs exists above. I just didn't paste it in. I'm not receiving any reference errors so I assume global was working. I'll try use($logs) and see if that makes a difference. I'll also print out $logs in the function to see what it contains. Thanks.