How to move Laravel Events into subdirectories and still have them work when broadcasting? - laravel-8

Question

I've moved my Laravel Events into subdirectories, and now my broadcasted messages are not being received. Pusher shows them ok, and if I move them out of the subdirectories then they work as expected, so I believe this is a namespacing issue, but I cannot figure out how to make it work.
The Event I'm focusing on is called TeamInvitationEvent and is located in the Events->Company->Memberships directory.
Here is my Listener:
public function getListeners()
{
$user_id = Auth::id();
return [
'refresh-navigation-top-menu' => '$refresh',
"echo-private:user.{$user_id},TeamInvitationEvent" => 'notifyInvitation',
"echo-private:user.{$user_id},TeamInvitationCancelledEvent" => 'notifyInvitationCancelled',
"echo-private:user.{$user_id},TeamInvitationAcceptedEvent" => 'notifyInvitationAccepted',
"echo-private:user.{$user_id},TeamMemberRemovedEvent" => 'notifyMemberRemoved',
];
}
Here is a screenshot of my Pusher debug console, showing that the user is subscribed to the correct private channel, and that the API Message is being broadcast on that channel:
Here is a list of different ways I've tried to correct for the new namespace:
App.Events.Company.Memberships.TeamInvitationEvent
App\Events\Company\Memberships\TeamInvitationEvent
/App/Events/Company/Memberships/TeamInvitationEvent
.TeamInvitationEvent
There are no errors in the Laravel logs, or in the Pusher logs, and as I mentioned it works as expected if I don't move them into the subdirectory.
I'm running the following in my app:
Laravel v8
Livewire v2
Laravel Echo v1
Pusher

Answer 1

This was embarrassingly obvious, but here's what fixed it:
"echo-private:user.{$user_id},Company\Memberships\TeamInvitationEvent" => 'notifyInvitation'
The docs are very clear that "App\Events" is prepended to all events, so naturally I just needed to add the rest of the namespace to get it working. I looked back and I had actually tried this earlier, but I must have forgot to clear the cache. Big shout-out to #joshhanley on the Livewire Discord chat for getting me sorted on this.
Side Note: using broadcastAs() made this much cleaner:
public function broadcastAs()
{
return 'team.invitation';
}
But don't forget to add a '.' before this custom name in your view, like this:
"echo-private:user.{$user_id},.team.invitation" => 'notifyInvitation'