Max execution time exceeded on Laravel Bootcamp

The register action should only be returning a view; and therefore, should be relatively quick. Can you share the code for your Route, Controller action and View template?

Have you added something that does a Http request somewhere?

Your problem is symptomatic of using php artisan serve that is single threaded

I hadn't still done anything aside from the first few parts of the Bootcamp tutorial for Livewire.

Basically, I created the new project, installed Breeze with Livewire, and went on trying it by doing

npm run dev

and in a separate console

php artisan serve

then I connected to localhost, and it took more than a few seconds just to load the homepage, and then I got the problem when going to "register" page.

I just reinstalled all from scratch in a new empty directory, this time I got to the register page, but could not register, the blue bar on top of the page would just stop almost at the end, and then nothing happens...

If I kill the artisan server, and then restart it, by reloading the main page I see that it did create the user and logged me, but again I cannot access the "dashboard" page, I get ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE even though the artisan server log doesn't show anything.

EDIT: What I just noticed is that, when it tries to load the dashboard, the server logs do NOT show a max execution time error, it "just" fails to load.

After such failure, all subsequent requests to localhost will fail, until I kill and restart the artisan server.

EDIT 2: Just tried again, this time since the user already exists I went to the "log in" page, I added email and password, and about a minute after hitting submit I got

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 60+2 seconds exceeded (terminated) in /root/livewire-chirper/vendor/livewire/livewire/src/Features/SupportMorphAwareIfStatement/SupportMorphAwareIfStatement.php on line 180

By looking at the process list, it seems that every time that the actual server process gets a similar fatal error, artisan starts a new one on the "next" port, as I verified by manually killing the php process a couple of times, and not it is running on port 8003 instead of 8000... If I restart artisan, it gets back to port 8000.

open the browser network tools and see what is happening there.

Also make sure your app_url is the same as the url you use to reach the application

I retried the login operation, looking at Chrome's dev tools, I just see the request being sent, and in the response section there is only

This request has no response data available

On the console, I got

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 60+2 seconds exceeded (terminated) in /root/livewire-chirper/vendor/livewire/livewire/src/Features/SupportMorphAwareIfStatement/SupportMorphAwareIfStatement.php on line 180

So, in the end, I decided to completely scrap the previous test made 2 months ago, and create a clean install; this time it worked out-of-the-box.

Maybe there was something wrong in the previous version, I do not know, since also the last time I only installed the base livewire project and then tried it right away with the embedded server.

This time it "just worked".

I ran into this problem after dealing with some merge conflicts. It turned out that the error was related to a parse error in PHP within one of the blade files.

@if(str_contains($licenseValue, 'X))

This was causing the error because the string wasn't closed in this function call. Once I corrected that, it worked fine. Ideally, this should have given that parse error instead of the timeout.

The hint was the error message though which seemed like it was having issues parsing PHP:

vendor/livewire/livewire/src/Features/SupportMorphAwareIfStatement/SupportMorphAwareIfStatement.php: 180

protected static function hasEvenNumberOfParentheses(string $expression)

    {

        $tokens = token_get_all('<?php '.$expression);