The process "'/usr/bin/php8.4' 'artisan' invoke-serialized-closure" exceede d the timeout of 60 seconds in Concurrency::run()

[usmonaliyev99]

Laravel Version

12.3.0

PHP Version

8.4

Database Driver & Version

No response

Description

I create a command, it command should work from 3am until 23pm.

is_plum_time function returns bool to check time.
It get contracts from database and split them to 3 or 4 part, it create workers array.
Then it gives them to Concurrency::run.

Steps To Reproduce

`

public function handle(): void
{
    while (true) {
        if (! is_plum_time()) {
            sleep(60);

            continue;
        }

        $this->manager();
    }
}

public function manager(): void
{
    $this->info('Manager started work at '.now()->format('Y-m-d H:i:s'));

    $count = 1;
    $workers = [];

    $chunks = ContractCard::query()
        ->select([
            'contract_cards.branch_id',
            'contract_cards.plum_card_id',
            'contracts.id AS contract_id',
            'contracts.client_id',
            'contracts.current_debt',
        ])
        ->join('contracts', 'contracts.id', '=', 'contract_cards.contract_id')
        ->where('contracts.current_debt', '>', Setting::contractMinDebtAmount())
        ->where('contracts.status', ContractStatus::ACTIVE)
        ->where('contract_cards.active', true)
        ->get()
        ->split($count)
        ->toArray();

    foreach ($chunks as $chunk) {
        $workers[] = fn () => WorkerJob::run($chunk);
    }

    $this->info('Workers created: '.count($workers));

    Concurrency::run($workers);
}

`

[usmonaliyev99]

[previous exception] [object] (Symfony\Component\Process\Exception\ProcessTimedOutException(code: 0): The process "'/usr/bin/php8.4' 'artisan' invoke-serialized-closure" exceeded the timeout of 60 seconds. at /vendor/symfony/process/Process.php:1181)

[rodrigopedra]

The default Concurrency driver is the ProcessDriver, which will convert each task to be run as a Illuminate\Process\PendingProcess, and this has a default timeout of 60 seconds.

framework/src/Illuminate/Process/PendingProcess.php

Lines 40 to 45 in 0b96d9b

	/**
	* The maximum number of seconds the process may run.
	*
	* @var int|null
	*/
	public $timeout = 60;

You can either use the ForkDriver (needs the spatie/fork package to be installed, check the docs for how to use it), or write, and register, a custom driver which increases or removes that timeout.

The relevant code would be your WorkerJob, and from the snippet you posted there will always be only one chunk, as $count = 1 on the beginning is never changed.

But I assume you might have omitted some parts you deemed as irrelevant.