Hi Travis CI Community, I experience critical build delays for my open source project. Something that took minutes now takes hours or even days. Here is a build example that takes 2h 20m and not yet over - https://travis-ci.org/github/ets-labs/python-dependency-injector/builds/738348896 . There are…

As was pointed out in Builds hang in queued state - #6 by Montana linked to earlier in this topic, Travis is moving workers from travis-ci.org to travis-ci.com in preparation to fully close .org (or rather, make it read-only) around the New Year. Travis CI Documentation Migrating repos…

It is a way better now. Not sure if it’s related to a fix itself or it’s just cause people don’t work on a weekend :slight_smile: Hope for the first one

[image] No the queue is still long. It is better because during the weekends there is less build see here for the graph https://www.traviscistatus.com/

Yeah, the cap has now dropped to around 560 jobs - which was only briefly hit on Saturday but we have been hard at that since 15:00 UTC on Sunday though it might just be descending from that peak now it is 23:00 UTC Sunday night. Of course the situation is not going to improve tomorrow without acti…

Yes, we are hitting this problem as well. It’s going to cause major problems very soon if it’s not resolved. Or, I suppose I can migrate over to travis-ci.com .

Will it really fix the issue? The ‘Travis CI Status’ link from from *.org and *.com leads me to the same page. If *.com projects builds on different pool of machines, how can I look for a status of the queue? Just to be sure that it’s reasonable to move to *.com now and that it will solve the issue …

We switched to travis-ci dot com this morning and are no longer experiencing the delays.

The project I code for had made the switch some time ago and that is being impacted as far as I can tell. The Linux builds maxed out again at 07:00 UTC and have been hard against that limit (558) ever since - the back log ramped up from zero at that time and plateaued today at around 8K at 15:45 …

I’m trying to figure out what exactly is involved in migrating—I know a year or two ago the process wasn’t super straightforward, but it looks like the documentation is here: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/migrate/open-source-repository-migration I’ll try this with a few of my repos soon—the ~535 …

I remember running into this last time too… I am unable to migrate any of my repositories (I have some set up in .com, some older ones in .org. On the migrate tab, for all the repositories that aren’t already in .com, I see: [Screen Shot 2020-10-26 at 7.36.44 PM]

And after a few minutes trying everything under the sun, I finally found there’s a ‘Sign up for the beta’ button on my travis-ci.org that I had to click to enroll my “organization” (which was actually my personal account, which already had many projects enrolled on travis-ci.com … so it was unintuiti…

Build delays for open source project

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