Could not find a matching version of package

[campaignupgrade]

composer require satispress/wp-all-import-pro

Result:

[InvalidArgumentException]
  Could not find a matching version of package satispress/wp-all-import-pro. Check the package spelling, your version constraint and that the package is available in a stability which matches your minimum-stability (dev).

• The spelling is correct and is copied from the Satispress Repository tab
• I've tried this with and without various version tags
• minimum stability is dev
• A dozen other plugins are working correctly
• The plugins are managed by satispress
• wp-all-import-pro is listed in the Repositories tab
• wp-all-import-pro is listed in https://plugins.mysite.org/satispress/packages.json
  • the json validates
• I can download the plugin at https://plugins.mysite.org/satispress/wp-all-import-pro/4.7.1
• Other packages at satispress that are not in the project can be added to the project
• Only this package is failing
• composer show satispress/advanced-ads-pro works
• composer show satispress/wp-all-import-pro fails, "[InvalidArgumentException] Package satispress/wp-all-import-pro not found"
• I'm using an http header to authenticate if that matters

      "satispress": {
          "type": "composer",
          "url": "https://plugins.mysite.org/satispress/",
          "options":  {
            "http": {
              "header": [
                "API-TOKEN:  -----------------"
              ]
            }
          }
        },

Any ideas what's going on?

[bradyvercher]

@campaignupgrade Sorry, I really don't have any ideas. It sounds like you covered everything I would have tried. Were you able to figure this out?

[campaignupgrade]

I never figured it out.

Two days later I ran it again and it's working fine. I had made no changes to my configuration.

This issue can be closed until I can make the issue repeatable.

[campaignupgrade]

Does Satispress store a local copy of which packages are available on a remote repo?

Or does it fetch that list fresh from the remote each time it's invoked?

[bradyvercher]

@campaignupgrade Thanks for the update.

SatisPress stores a local copy of new releases as WordPress becomes aware of them. It doesn't deal with any remote repos except to download and cache new releases. Communication with remotes is still handled through the WordPress update API, SatisPress just hooks into the process to create the local repo.