recompose throws an error while updating composer , exceeded the timeout of 60 seconds.

[utmsandeep]

C:\wamp64\www>php upgrade-code.phar recompose --write

Upgrading PHP constraint

Done.

Rebuilding dependencies

! [NOTE] Trying to re-require all packages

• Requiring php:">=5.6" ......... ✔
• Requiring silverstripe/recipe-core:"4.3.0" ....................................................................................... ✔
• Requiring silverstripe/recipe-cms:"*" .................................................................................................................................... ✔
• Requiring silverstripe/reports:"*" ............................................................................................................................................... ✔
• Requiring silverstripe/siteconfig:"*" ............................................................................................................................. ✔
• Requiring silverstripe-themes/simple:"*" .............................................................................................................................. ✔

In Process.php line 1236:

The process "composer update --working-dir="C:\Users\PKGUPT~1\AppData\Local\Temp\ss-upgrader-5c53e7ac309a8" --prefe
r-stable --ignore-platform-reqs --no-plugins" exceeded the timeout of 60 seconds.

recompose [-d|--root-dir ROOT-DIR] [-w|--write] [-S|--strict] [-R|--recipe-core-constraint [RECIPE-CORE-CONSTRAINT]] [--cwp-constraint [CWP-CONSTRAINT]] [-P|--composer-path [COMPOSER-PATH]] [-Q|--quick]

Pull request

• Restore the missing rebuildDev rule #173

[maxime-rainville]

The recompose command calls composer to perform a various operations. My guess is you are running against composer's process-timeout.

60 seconds is a bit short for this however. The default value should be 300 seconds. Try running this command to confirm what your current limit is composer config process-timeout. If it comes back with 60 seconds try increasing it to 300 or 600 seconds with composer config process-timeout 300.

[maxime-rainville]

@utmsandeep Any luck?

[dnsl48]

Please feel free to reopen if you still have the issue happening.

[maxime-rainville]

Figured out what the issue is. The composer command runs inside a Symfony Process. Composer's timeout is 300 sec, but the Symfony Process also has a timeout which is 60 sec.

I've increase the Process timeout to match the default composer timeout. #173