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Recent testing has shown that Github limits jobs to 6 hours before automatically cancelling them. There is a property to set that limit higher, but that only works on self-hosted runners. A longer overall test run is needed for iterative adhoc test runs and tagged iterations for the nightly runs.
Break up the benchmark workflow into multiple jobs that run back-to-back
Investigate package and tag exclusion capability for splitting up the tests
Investigate allowing adhoc package specification to spread out over multiple jobs
The workflows still must work for adhoc, where tagged iterations are ignored in favor of user-specified
Recent testing has shown that Github limits jobs to 6 hours before automatically cancelling them. There is a property to set that limit higher, but that only works on self-hosted runners. A longer overall test run is needed for iterative adhoc test runs and tagged iterations for the nightly runs.
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