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Resolved in the new v1.24.6 release. Please update your DDEV.
Preliminary checklist
- I am using the latest stable version of DDEV (see upgrade guide)
- I have searched existing issues
- I have checked the troubleshooting guide
- I have run
ddev debug testto include output below
Output of ddev debug test
After upgrading DDEV to 1.24.5, each project I start stops with a timeout error:
After many tries (ran `ddev debug test`, restarted WSL, restarted Windows, cleared docker images, etc.) I downgraded DDEV to 1.24.4 and now docker-compose is (slowly) downloading.
It took about 30 minutes. But now it's working. The slowness is caused by WSL networking settings. I use NAT because Mirroring causes issues starting projects.
It looks like 1.24.5 has a timeout in the docker-compose download function. Can this be overridden?
Expected Behavior
ddev start to run normally
Actual Behavior
❯ ddev start
Network ddev_default created
Starting opigno-test...
docker-compose 1.14 MiB / 70.32 MiB [=>--------------------------------------------------------------------] 1.62% 18s
Your docker-compose version does not exist or is set to an invalid version.
Please use the built-in docker-compose.
Fix with 'ddev config global --required-docker-compose-version="" --use-docker-compose-from-path=false': context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout or context cancellation while reading body)
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