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When you made changes to your forge.yml file, like modifying the deployment script, adding a webhook manually, or modifying the quick-deploy setting, you need to synchronize these changes with Laravel Forge in order for them to
take effect.
You can do this by running forge config:push.
This command will read your local forge.yml file and synchronize its settings with Laravel Forge.
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