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      request #26765 Reduce number of stages executed in parallel in the CI pipelines
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    #26765
    Thomas Gerbet (tgerbet)
    2022-05-06 08:12
    2022-05-05 16:29
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    Reduce number of stages executed in parallel in the CI pipelines

    It looks like we are a bit short in term of memory with the current codebase and tooling. The pipelines shows weird behaviors that looks like OOM kills.

    Reducing the number of stages of stages executed in parallel in the pipelines is a quick & easy solution that should be good enough for now. It should not impact the pipelines execution times too much (or at all): some stages are quite long so they run during the whole time and I'm guessing we are currently wasting a lot of time on the context switches.

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    Thomas Gerbet (tgerbet)
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    rel #25713 Tuleap Releases 13.9 Delivered 2022-05-25 14:19 Manuel Vacelet (vaceletm)
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    Merge commit 'refs/changes/58/25858/1' of ssh://gerrit.tuleap.net:29418/tuleap into HEAD dcdde4cd0d
    User avatar Nicolas Terray (nterray) , 2022-05-06 08:04
    request #26765: Reduce number of stages executed in parallel in the CI pipelines 8fb6ab9896
    User avatar Thomas Gerbet (tgerbet) , 2022-05-05 16:29
    Referenced by request #26765

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    Thomas Gerbet (tgerbet)2022-05-06 08:12

    For information, additional troubleshooting has shown that it was likely the memory was not the issue. It looks more like a combination of disk and CPU contentions.