Open kasunbg opened 6 years ago
@kasunbg as a quick solution, how about setting a time-out to the run-testplan?
+1. We actually do need a time-out mechanism to detect and kill faulty test-plans. For example, some test scripts may run infinitely due to a bug. So, we need this.
We do need to identify the issue at testgrid level as well. That can come as a separate iteration.
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Description:
Sometimes, the builds get stuck during the run-testplan step. See the below log in [1].
The build was stuck at 19:35:59,112. It has not finished even by 23:56:58,308.
So, we need to detect and kill any hanging builds. Because of this, the build failure mail is not sent even if one run-testplan got stuck.
[1] https://testgrid-live.private.wso2.com/admin/blue/organizations/jenkins/wso2is-intg/detail/wso2is-intg/30/pipeline/128