Note that these were cron jobs, so no code changes occurred between the two jobs.
I assumed this was an individual test timing out, possibly due to a recently release dependency, but I was unable to find a candidate. I also restarted the failing job today and watched it on and off, and it was simply going extremely slowly.
Has there been a change in resource allocations? Is it possible to get some advice on things to try to get our build times back into a reasonable range?
I updated dist from xenial to bionic. After one slow loop, things started speeding up again, so I don’t know if the issue coincidentally cleared up, or if xenial VMs are getting deprecated and I just needed to fill out some cache, but at least it looks resolved from my end.
Hmm, ok. I was on xenial as well, but switching doesn’t seem to help as my builds are all stuck in the queued state. Thanks for the idea though, glad it seems to be resolved for you.
You can see here https://www.traviscistatus.com/ that the current linux build backlog has spiked massively and is not being processed at the moment. I guess everyone is affected by this.
It’s strange however that there hasn’t been any official announcement about it.