ci: add 15min timeout to build/test jobs and cache apt packages#80
ci: add 15min timeout to build/test jobs and cache apt packages#80
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- Replace apt-get install step with awalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-action which caches downloaded .deb packages across CI runs - Add timeout-minutes: 15 to build and test jobs to prevent hangs from blocking the run - Keep ccache step as before
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Summary
timeout-minutes: 15tobuildandtestjobs to prevent a single hung job from blocking the entire runapt-get installstep withawalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-action@latestto cache downloaded .deb packages across CI runs (avoids repeated 2min+ package installs)Root Cause
Previous merge run (25502651370) hung on
sudo apt-get install -y cmake clang clang-tidy llvm ninja-build ccachefor over 2 hours. The package install completed successfully on the other build variants but this one runner was slow/blocked.Changes
buildjob:timeout-minutes: 15+awalsh128/cache-apt-pkgs-actionreplacing manual apt-gettestjob:timeout-minutes: 15(no apt-get change needed since it only runs after build)