Filament v4 upgrade command fails: Phpactor class:move exceeded timeout of 60 seconds
Hello,
I’m trying to upgrade my Filament project from v3 to v4 using the provided Artisan command:
The process starts normally, downloads
phpactor, and begins migrating resources. However, it fails with the following error:
I already tried increasing max_execution_time and other PHP settings in php.ini, but this error seems to be related to Symfony’s Process timeout inside Phpactor rather than PHP itself.
My questions are:
1. How can I increase Phpactor’s timeout so that the filament:upgrade-directory-structure-to-v4 command can finish?
2. Is there a way to configure Phpactor (e.g., with phpactor.yml) or pass a --timeout option to avoid this issue?
3. Has anyone else experienced this problem when running the upgrade command in a Docker environment (Laravel Sail)?
Environment:
* Laravel Sail (Docker)
* Filament v3 → upgrading to v4
* Phpactor downloaded automatically during the upgrade
Any advice would be appreciated!4 Replies
When moving a single class takes more than 60s, probably the timeout is not the issue.
What happens if you just run that subcommand
php vendor/bin/phpactor.phar class:move
app/Filament/Resources/AgentBalanceResource/Pages/ListAgentBalances.php
app/Filament/Resources/AgentBalances/Pages/ListAgentBalances.phpthank you @Dennis Koch ,
yes it is worked, but I have more than 50 resource my be any other solution ?
The question is why the command is timing out when called via the upgrade script, but working when called directly.
Same problem for me right now. Did you find a solution in the mean time? I think phpactor is just really slow, because after the timeout error the operation finishes. But no idea why it's so slow for now. I also had a permissions problem when reverting first time, as the new files where created with root permissions instead of a normal user.