PHPStan error when scanning modules: unable to create directory

Is your sites directory writable?

I'm having the same problem. And no, my sites directory is not writable, and I don't want it to be.

It shouldn't be putting it directly in the sites folder anyway. Shouldn't it go into something like `/sites/MYSITE/files/simpletest`?

I have the same problem after transferring the site from Pantheon to Linode.
Another custom module, but the same errors.

Same issue

I have the same issue too.

I am also having this issue unfortunately. Running it my local I have a different error than what it gives me on pantheon

My local shows this:

PHPStan command failed:
/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php8.1.13/bin/php-cgi /Users/ronnieswietek/Sites/xxx/xxxt/vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit=1500M --error-format=json --configuration=/Applications/MAMP/tmp/php/upgrade_status/deprecation_testing.neon /Users/ronnieswietek/Sites/xxx/xxx/web/modules/custom/my_custom_module

Command output:
X-Powered-By: PHP/8.1.13 Cache-Control: must-revalidate, no-cache, private Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2023 18:16:06 GMT Content-Type: application/json X-UA-Compatible: IE=edge Content-language: en X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN Expires: Sun, 19 Nov 1978 05:00:00 GMT X-Generator: Drupal 9 (https://www.drupal.org) {"message":"Scanned my_custom_module"}

Command error:
Empty.

When I run it on pantheon, I get the error shown in the OP

I'm having the same issue on both contrib and custom modules.

Drupal version: 9.5.11
PHP 8.1
Upgrade Status 4.0

PHPStan command failed:
/usr/local/php8.1/bin/php /mnt/www/html/mysite/vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit=1500M --error-format=json --configuration=/mnt/tmp/mysite/upgrade_status/deprecation_testing.neon /mnt/www/html/mysite/docroot/themes/custom/adb_2022

Command output:
Empty.

Command error:
RuntimeException thrown in /mnt/www/html/mysite/docroot/core/tests/Drupal/TestTools/PhpUnitCompatibility/PhpUnit8/ClassWriter.php on line 113 while loading bootstrap file /mnt/www/html/mysite/vendor/mglaman/phpstan-drupal/drupal-autoloader.php: Unable to create directory: /mnt/www/html/mysite/docroot/core/tests/Drupal/TestTools/PhpUnitCompatibility/PhpUnit8/../../../../../../sites/simpletest

I managed to get around this error by doing two things, though I’m not sure which has fixed the issue for me.

• Upgraded mglaman/drupal-check to ^1.4
• Upgraded weitzman/drupal-test-traits to ^2.1

In “require-dev” of composer.json

I also have the same problem.

tried to do as in #10, but no success

I have the same problem. No luck either with #10.

Same issue, affecting 2 custom modules and my 2 child themes, on pantheon.

Same problem here. Potentially bypassed by just creating a /simpletest directory in place myself. Note that it may be an exception in your .gitignore file that needs to be removed if you are using git update mode instead of SFTP.

In Pantheon, changing the mode from git to SFTP fixes this issue.

Thanks, @Swathi257. That does the trick.

I'm on the same boat. Has anyone been able to resolve this?

Drupal version: 9.5.11
PHP 8.1
Upgrade Status 4.0

This is what got rid of the bug for me... I went into
/app/web/core/tests/Drupal/TestTools/PhpUnitCompatibility

Noticed there was a PhpUnit9 folder but no PhpUnit8 folder. mkdir PhpUnit8 did the trick! :)

Thanks @Swathi257 changing to SFTP mode on Pantheon fixed the error!

Fixed it by creating a folder named "simpletest" in /web/sites. You need to have /web/sites/simpletest.

Have the same PHPStan failed issue on all modules.

- make change permission 777 to sites, default, modules, cotrib, on all modules directory,
- create simpletest folder
- I had PhpUnit8
Cant do this: changing the mode from git to SFTP fixes this issue.

Is this error PHPStan error bad for upgrate from D9.5 to D10.1?

Have someone some another sollution to fix this?
Thanks

I'm also having the same issue in my custom modules.

Drupal version: 9.5.11
PHP 8.1
Upgrade Status 4.0
Hosted on Acquia Cloud

Any solutions how to fix this issue?

@mender adding a directory named simpletest worked!