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Haskell Elasticsearch client and query DSL
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Add travis output to prevent stalling #195

Closed MichaelXavier closed 7 years ago

MichaelXavier commented 7 years ago

This is for #194

bitemyapp commented 7 years ago

@MichaelXavier I think travis_wait works for the 10 minute output case? Does the busy-spinner do something TravisCI's provided thingy would not?

https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/common-build-problems/#Build-times-out-because-no-output-was-received

This PR build failed because we hit the 50 minute global limit on a couple of the jobs.

I've run into this before.

bitemyapp commented 7 years ago

For an idea of the speed-gap between dedis and AWS-based CI services like CircleCI and TravisCI: http://bitemyapp.com/posts/2016-03-28-speeding-up-builds.html

bitemyapp commented 7 years ago

I am giving this a crack right now.

bitemyapp commented 7 years ago

https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/7020 christ on sale

bitemyapp commented 7 years ago
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should be g2g now, merge if you're happy. imma pass tf out now

MichaelXavier commented 7 years ago

LOL. I wasn't aware of travis_wait. That's just like me for a system to report an error with a page to read more and for me to not visit that page and come up with some much dumber solution. This seems like a better solution, thanks!

bitemyapp commented 7 years ago

@MichaelXavier FWIW, there's a trade-off here. I halved our build time but our cache payloads are huge (~6gb per PR/branch) now, but without having done so, our builds wouldn't have been passing anyway. That means cache upload period at end of build is longer. I think it's worth it, but keep it in mind in case we have problems later.

The other thing I did to speed up our builds was turn on --fast for build and test.

MichaelXavier commented 7 years ago

Good point. Yeah since we're not building any artifacts with our CI, may as well use --fast to speed things up slightly.