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multitenant: Increase timeout for kvtenantccl #98997
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Yes, my commit record was inaccurate. I think we need this increased timeout for non-stress runs as well. Will update the commit record before merging. I also think that we should investigate tenant rate limiting as a possible cause for this timeout. |
The new TestTenantUpgradeInterlock test takes a long time to run (up to a minute locally) and has started timing (the first instance being in a post-merge arm64 test). On the suspicion that it's timing out strictly because it's long running, increase the timeout to see if that resolves the failures. Release note: None Epic: None Fixes: cockroachdb#98986
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TestTenantUpgradeInterlock was skipped with cockroachdb#99121 because it was timing out regularly. In response to the timeouts however, cockroachdb#98997 was merged to increase the timeout duration for the test (since its run length is proportional to the number of migrations in the release, which has been increasing). Unfortuntely, our wires got crossed and the skip was introduced before the test had a chance to run with the new timeout. cockroachdb#98987 hasn't shown a failure with the new timeout length, so it may be the case that the longer timeout has resolved the problem. Reenabling the test to see if it has better success under the new timeout length. Fixes: cockroachdb#98987 Epic: None Release note: None
TestTenantUpgradeInterlock was skipped with cockroachdb#99121 because it was timing out regularly. In response to the timeouts however, cockroachdb#98997 was merged to increase the timeout duration for the test (since its run length is proportional to the number of migrations in the release, which has been increasing). Unfortuntely, our wires got crossed and the skip was introduced before the test had a chance to run with the new timeout. cockroachdb#98987 hasn't shown a failure with the new timeout length, so it may be the case that the longer timeout has resolved the problem. Reenabling the test to see if it has better success under the new timeout length. Fixes: cockroachdb#98987 Epic: None Release note: None
99216: multitenant: re-enable TestTenantUpgradeInterlock r=knz a=ajstorm TestTenantUpgradeInterlock was skipped with #99121 because it was timing out regularly. In response to the timeouts however, #98997 was merged to increase the timeout duration for the test (since its run length is proportional to the number of migrations in the release, which has been increasing). Unfortuntely, our wires got crossed and the skip was introduced before the test had a chance to run with the new timeout. #98987 hasn't shown a failure with the new timeout length, so it may be the case that the longer timeout has resolved the problem. Reenabling the test to see if it has better success under the new timeout length. Fixes: #98987 Epic: None Release note: None Co-authored-by: Adam Storm <storm@cockroachlabs.com>
TestTenantUpgradeInterlock was skipped with #99121 because it was timing out regularly. In response to the timeouts however, #98997 was merged to increase the timeout duration for the test (since its run length is proportional to the number of migrations in the release, which has been increasing). Unfortuntely, our wires got crossed and the skip was introduced before the test had a chance to run with the new timeout. #98987 hasn't shown a failure with the new timeout length, so it may be the case that the longer timeout has resolved the problem. Reenabling the test to see if it has better success under the new timeout length. Fixes: #98987 Epic: None Release note: None
The new TestTenantUpgradeInterlock test takes a long time to run (up to a minute locally) and has started timing out in nightly runs. On the suspicion that it's timing out strictly because it's long running, increase the timeout to see if that resolves the failures.
Release note: None