Change pr-builder runner from ubuntu-latest to linux-amd64-cpu4 - #617
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Change pr-builder runner from ubuntu-latest to linux-amd64-cpu4#617bdice wants to merge 1 commit into
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Do we still want to do this? @jakirkham mentioned we've had our limit bumped for those runners last night at ~9pm eastern: https://nvidia.slack.com/archives/C01PF84NXCL/p1787186487740469?thread_ts=1787181186.430319&cid=C01PF84NXCL |
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I just asked our GitHub contacts a clarifying question... Those are physically smaller and we might face higher concurrency limits for them... if so I'd rather switch to that than put more burden on our self-hosted CPU runners. |
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ubuntu-latestrunners are heavily backlogged, andpr-buildercannot run, which blocks merges. Switching to use self-hosted CPU runners should help alleviate the problem.