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[FEATURE] CI Test should always terminate after 1 hour #14680
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@lupyuen maybe we also need to put a maximum number of minutes for a job to run. GitHub Actions timeout |
@simbit18 Yep right now it quits after 6 hours: https://github.com/NuttX/nuttx/actions/runs/11714861244 |
@lupyuen so we should put
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@simbit18 Hmmm suppose right after CI Test there's another build. If CI Test runs for all 3 hours, then the build after CI Test will never run. So actually I prefer if CI Test could terminate itself (after 1 hour) and let other builds run. Unless we always park CI Test at the end of the job? |
This in my opinion is the right solution The GitHub Actions timeout is only for safety and not to fall back into the tunnel #14376 |
It's happening again: |
Wonder if this will work for GitHub CI? I'm testing it for macOS Build Farm: ## If CI Test Hangs: Kill it after 1 hour
( sleep 3600 ; echo Killing pytest... ; pkill -f pytest )&
## Run the CI Job
./cibuild.sh -i -c -A -R testlist/$job.dat |
Yep this kills the CI Test after 2 hours! (Assuming our jobs are not supposed to exceed 2 hours) We changed build.yml: cd sources/nuttx/tools/ci
if [ "X${{matrix.boards}}" = "Xcodechecker" ]; then
./cibuild.sh -c -A -N -R --codechecker testlist/${{matrix.boards}}.dat
else
## Inserted this
( sleep 7200 ; echo Killing pytest... ; pkill -f pytest )&
./cibuild.sh -c -A -N -R -S testlist/${{matrix.boards}}.dat
fi (Build Log says "Killing pytest... Terminated" and fails correctly later)
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CI Test will sometimes run for 6 hours (before getting auto-terminated by GitHub): - apache#14808 - apache#14680 This is a problem because: - It will increase our usage of GitHub Runners. Which may overrun the [GitHub Actions Budget](https://infra.apache.org/github-actions-policy.html) allocated by ASF. - Suppose right after CI Test there's another build. If CI Test runs for all 6 hours, then the build after CI Test will never run. For this PR: We assume that Every CI Job (e.g. risc-v-05) will complete normally within 2 hours. If any CI Job exceeds 2 hours: This PR will kill the CI Test Process `pytest` and allow the next build to run.
CI Test will sometimes run for 6 hours (before getting auto-terminated by GitHub): - #14808 - #14680 This is a problem because: - It will increase our usage of GitHub Runners. Which may overrun the [GitHub Actions Budget](https://infra.apache.org/github-actions-policy.html) allocated by ASF. - Suppose right after CI Test there's another build. If CI Test runs for all 6 hours, then the build after CI Test will never run. For this PR: We assume that Every CI Job (e.g. risc-v-05) will complete normally within 2 hours. If any CI Job exceeds 2 hours: This PR will kill the CI Test Process `pytest` and allow the next build to run.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
CI Test will sometimes run for 6 hours (before getting killed by GitHub):
This is not so great because:
Describe the solution you'd like
CI Test should complete within 1 hour. It should gracefully terminate itself (and report an error) if the runtime exceeds 1 hour.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Right now I'm manually killing all CI Jobs that run over 3 hours. And restarting the Ubuntu PCs in our NuttX Build Farm.
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