Timeout during extension install

[Radiergummi]

I'm using pie to install several extensions in our (public) PHP base images. This works on my local machine, but seems to fail in GitHub Actions…

…when installing phpredis/phpredis:

278.2 Install complete: /usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20240924/redis.so
285.4 
285.4 In Process.php line 1156:
285.4                                                                                
285.4   The process "'/usr/local/bin/docker-php-ext-enable' 'redis'" exceeded the t  
285.4   imeout of 5 seconds.                                                         
285.4                                                                                
285.4 
285.4 install [-j|--make-parallel-jobs MAKE-PARALLEL-JOBS] [--skip-enable-extension] [--force] [-d|--working-dir WORKING-DIR] [--with-php-config WITH-PHP-CONFIG] [--with-php-path WITH-PHP-PATH] [--with-phpize-path WITH-PHPIZE-PATH] [--disable-redis-json] [--disable-redis-session] [--enable-redis] [--enable-redis-igbinary] [--enable-redis-lz4] [--enable-redis-lzf] [--enable-redis-msgpack] [--enable-redis-zstd] [--with-liblz4 WITH-LIBLZ4] [--with-liblzf WITH-LIBLZF] [--with-libzstd WITH-LIBZSTD] [--] [<requested-package-and-version>]

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…when installing Swoole:

#26 2656.3 + pie install -j4 swoole/swoole --enable-swoole-sqlite --enable-swoole-pgsql --enable-swoole-curl --enable-sockets --enable-openssl --enable-iouring --enable-brotli
#26 2657.3 🥧 PHP Installer for Extensions (PIE) 1.2.1, from The PHP Foundation
#26 2660.0 You are running PHP 8.4.15
#26 2660.4 Target PHP installation: 8.4.15 nts, on Linux/OSX/etc x86_64 (from /usr/local/bin/php)
#26 2666.1 Found package: swoole/swoole:v6.1.2 which provides ext-swoole
#26 2678.2 Extracted swoole/swoole:v6.1.2 source to: /root/.config/pie/php8.4_9307545343b66a8775eb653e0afcb1da/vendor/swoole/swoole
#26 2694.3 phpize complete.
#26 2814.9 
#26 2815.0 In Process.php line 1156:
#26 2815.0                                                                                
#26 2815.0   The process "'./configure' '--enable-brotli' '--enable-iouring' '--enable-o  
#26 2815.0   penssl' '--enable-sockets' '--enable-swoole-curl' '--enable-swoole-pgsql' '  
#26 2815.0   --enable-swoole-sqlite' '--with-php-config=/usr/local/bin/php-config'" exce  
#26 2815.0   eded the timeout of 120 seconds.                                             
#26 2815.0                                                                                
#26 2815.0 
#26 2815.0 install [-j|--make-parallel-jobs MAKE-PARALLEL-JOBS] [--skip-enable-extension] [--force] [-d|--working-dir WORKING-DIR] [--with-php-config WITH-PHP-CONFIG] [--with-php-path WITH-PHP-PATH] [--with-phpize-path WITH-PHPIZE-PATH] [--enable-brotli] [--enable-cares] [--enable-iouring] [--enable-mysqlnd] [--enable-openssl] [--enable-sockets] [--enable-swoole-curl] [--enable-swoole-pgsql] [--enable-swoole-sqlite] [--enable-swoole-thread] [--enable-zstd] [--with-brotli-dir WITH-BROTLI-DIR] [--with-openssl-dir WITH-OPENSSL-DIR] [--with-swoole-odbc WITH-SWOOLE-ODBC] [--with-swoole-oracle WITH-SWOOLE-ORACLE] [--] [<requested-package-and-version>]

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I'm not sure why seemingly arbitrary timeout values would be desirable here? Our images are built for x86 and ARM64; the ARM builds are a lot slower thanks to QEMU emulation, so I suspect that might be the reason here. I don't see why the build hardware should be a limiting factor when installing PHP extensions, though.

This looks similar to #72, by the way.

[asgrim]

Certain commands we really do need a time limit on, in case we try to invoke sudo <something> which depending on setup can sometimes lead to infinite hanging. However, certainly these two, and maybe others don't really need that protection. I'll go through and audit all the process invocations and see if we can remove the timeout on those that don't potentially use sudo 👍 thanks!

[Radiergummi]

That was amazingly quick. Thanks a lot ❤️

[asgrim]

No worries :) the fix is in 1.3.0-rc.3 - let me know if there's any more issues!