build(github): increase swap space for functional tests #4247
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We keep having intermittent build failures with OOM issues. One suggestion I came across was to increase the swap space and this action does that.
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So although I doubled the swap (see below) it still ran out of memory. 🤔
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Ha! So suddenly as of yesterday the memory issues have suddenly disappeared again. I'm going to guess a new VM was released for GHA. So this can be forgotten about. |
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We keep having intermittent build failures with OOM issues. One suggestion I came across was to increase the swap space and this action does that.
Hopefully it works, otherwise I'll need to find the issue @PenghaiZhang has commented on the previous two times this has occurred (and then magically resolved itself).