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Aryna Sabalenka will meet Elena Rybakina after beating Maria Sakkari 6-2 6-3 to extend her 2023 record to 18-1

On behalf of Acquia I’m currently working on Drupal’s next big leap: Automatic Updates & Project Browser — both are “strategic initiatives”.

The foundation for both will be the (API-only, no UI!) package_manager module, which builds on top of the php-tuf/composer-stager library. We’re currently working hard to get that module committed to Drupal core before 10.1.0-alpha1.

Over the last few weeks, we managed to solve almost all of the remaining alpha blockers (which block the core issue that will add package_manager to Drupal core, as an alpha-experimental module. One of those was a random test failure on DrupalCI, whose failure frequency was increasing over time!

A rare random failure may be acceptable, but at this point, ~90% of test runs were failing on one or more of the dozens of Kernel tests … but always a different combination. Repeated investigations over the course of a month had not led us to the root cause. But now that the failure rate had reached new heights, we had to solve this. It brought the team’s productivity to a halt — imagine what damage this would have done to Drupal core’s progress!

A combination of prior research combined with the fact that suddenly the failure rate had gone up meant that there really could only be one explanation: this had to be a bug/race condition in Composer itself, because we were now invoking many more composer commands during test execution.

Once we changed focus to composer itself, the root cause became obvious: Composer tries to ensure the temporary directory is writable and avoids conflicts by using microtime(). That function confusingly can return the time at microsecond resolution, but defaults to mere milliseconds — see for yourself.

With sufficiently high concurrency (up to 32 concurrent invocations on DrupalCI!), two composer commands could be executed on the exact same millisecond:


// Check system temp folder for usability as it can cause weird runtime issues otherwise
Silencer::call(static function () use ($io): void {
$tempfile = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/temp-' . md5(microtime());
if (!(file_put_contents($tempfile, __FILE__) && (file_get_contents($tempfile) === __FILE__) && unlink($tempfile) && !file_exists($tempfile))) {
$io->writeError(sprintf('PHP temp directory (%s) does not exist or is not writable to Composer. Set sys_temp_dir in your php.ini', sys_get_temp_dir()));
}
});


We could switch to microtime(TRUE) for microseconds (reduce collision probability 1000-fold) or hrtime() (reduce collision probability by a factor of a million). But more effective would be to avoid collisions altogether. And that’s possible: composer always runs in its own process.

Simply changing

sys_get_temp_dir() . '/temp-' . md5(microtime());

to

sys_get_temp_dir() . '/temp-' . getmypid() . '-' . md5(microtime());

is sufficient to safeguard against collisions when using Composer in high concurrency contexts.

So that single line change is what I proposed in a Composer PR a few days ago. Earlier today it was merged into the 2.5 branch — meaning it should ship in the next version!

Eventually we’ll be able to remove our work-around. But for now, this was one of the most interesting challenges along the way 🙂

• Acquia
• Drupal
• open source
• performance

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