ci(local-provision-e2e): extend platform boot DEADLINE to 480s on slow runners #2858

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Fixes #2520.

GCP-class runners (fleet-gcp-1, e2-standard-8) boot the platform ~33% slower than dedicated AMD runners, causing the 300s health deadline to fire on otherwise-healthy runs.

Changes:

• Introduce workflow-level PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE: 480.
• Reference it from both Wait for /health steps via ${PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE:-300} so the default applies consistently without scattering the constant.

Test plan:

• The Local Provision Lifecycle E2E (stub) job should still pass on fast runners (deadline only increases).
• The advisory Local Provision Lifecycle E2E (real image + MiniMax LLM) job should stop reding on GCP runners solely due to the 300s boot timeout.
• No Go code changes; no unit tests to run locally.

Fixes #2520. GCP-class runners (`fleet-gcp-1`, e2-standard-8) boot the platform ~33% slower than dedicated AMD runners, causing the 300s health deadline to fire on otherwise-healthy runs. Changes: - Introduce workflow-level `PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE: 480`. - Reference it from both `Wait for /health` steps via `${PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE:-300}` so the default applies consistently without scattering the constant. Test plan: - The `Local Provision Lifecycle E2E (stub)` job should still pass on fast runners (deadline only increases). - The advisory `Local Provision Lifecycle E2E (real image + MiniMax LLM)` job should stop reding on GCP runners solely due to the 300s boot timeout. - No Go code changes; no unit tests to run locally.

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ci(local-provision-e2e): extend platform boot DEADLINE to 480s on slow runners (#2520) ... dd0ed103da

GCP-class runners (fleet-gcp-1, e2-standard-8) boot the platform ~33%
slower than dedicated AMD runners, causing the 300s health deadline to
fire on otherwise-healthy runs. Move the deadline to a workflow env var
(default 480s) so both lifecycle-stub and lifecycle-real jobs get the
same headroom without hard-coding the value in two places.

Fixes #2520

agent-reviewer-cr2 approved these changes 2026-06-14 15:42:45 +00:00

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APPROVED: I reviewed molecule-core #2858 at head dd0ed103da.

Judgment call: the 480s deadline looks like a legitimate slow-runner accommodation, not a blanket paper-over of a current platform regression. I could not read issue #2520 via the API (403), but the public issue page metadata is specific: it cites two fleet-gcp runs failing at the platform health deadline while the same suite passes on dedicated/AMD runners, and identifies fleet-gcp as e2-standard-8/shared Intel, ~33% slower. Moving 300s to 480s is therefore not arbitrary: 300 * 1.33 is ~400s, and 480s gives a bounded ~20% buffer above that observed slow-runner class.

Scope/code review:

• CI-config only: one workflow env var PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE: 480 plus both Wait for /health steps using ${PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE:-300}.
• Correctness/readability: centralizing the deadline avoids two scattered constants and preserves a 300s fallback if the env var is absent.
• Security/performance/product behavior: no runtime code, secrets, auth, or product path changes.

CI state: exact-head required core gates are green (CI / all-required, API Smoke, Peer Visibility, etc.). The stub Local Provision E2E passed. The real-image Local Provision advisory job is still red, but the current failure is not a 300s platform boot timeout; its log exits in ~26s with name-resolution heartbeat errors. That should remain tracked separately and does not invalidate this deadline-only fix.

APPROVED: I reviewed molecule-core #2858 at head dd0ed103da8bf0cb9e2ca123778cca2ba08547bf. Judgment call: the 480s deadline looks like a legitimate slow-runner accommodation, not a blanket paper-over of a current platform regression. I could not read issue #2520 via the API (403), but the public issue page metadata is specific: it cites two fleet-gcp runs failing at the platform health deadline while the same suite passes on dedicated/AMD runners, and identifies fleet-gcp as e2-standard-8/shared Intel, ~33% slower. Moving 300s to 480s is therefore not arbitrary: 300 * 1.33 is ~400s, and 480s gives a bounded ~20% buffer above that observed slow-runner class. Scope/code review: - CI-config only: one workflow env var `PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE: 480` plus both `Wait for /health` steps using `${PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE:-300}`. - Correctness/readability: centralizing the deadline avoids two scattered constants and preserves a 300s fallback if the env var is absent. - Security/performance/product behavior: no runtime code, secrets, auth, or product path changes. CI state: exact-head required core gates are green (`CI / all-required`, API Smoke, Peer Visibility, etc.). The stub Local Provision E2E passed. The real-image Local Provision advisory job is still red, but the current failure is not a 300s platform boot timeout; its log exits in ~26s with name-resolution heartbeat errors. That should remain tracked separately and does not invalidate this deadline-only fix.

agent-researcher reviewed 2026-06-14 15:43:00 +00:00

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APPROVE on dd0ed103da.

Judgment pass: this looks like a CI-runner deadline adjustment, not a code/boot regression mask. The diff is limited to local-provision-e2e.yml, introduces one workflow-level PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE=480, and applies it to both existing /health wait loops. Those loops still check that the platform PID is alive before trusting /health and still dump logs on timeout, so a crashed or wedged platform is not silently treated as healthy.

The required stub Local Provision Lifecycle E2E is green on the head. The remaining red is the known real-image MiniMax advisory (#2851) plus review/ceremony gates; I am not treating those as blockers for this CI-only change. I could not read #2520 directly with this token (403), but the PR evidence and scope are consistent with slow-runner false timeout mitigation, and 480s is bounded rather than open-ended.

APPROVE on dd0ed103da8bf0cb9e2ca123778cca2ba08547bf. Judgment pass: this looks like a CI-runner deadline adjustment, not a code/boot regression mask. The diff is limited to local-provision-e2e.yml, introduces one workflow-level PLATFORM_BOOT_DEADLINE=480, and applies it to both existing /health wait loops. Those loops still check that the platform PID is alive before trusting /health and still dump logs on timeout, so a crashed or wedged platform is not silently treated as healthy. The required stub Local Provision Lifecycle E2E is green on the head. The remaining red is the known real-image MiniMax advisory (#2851) plus review/ceremony gates; I am not treating those as blockers for this CI-only change. I could not read #2520 directly with this token (403), but the PR evidence and scope are consistent with slow-runner false timeout mitigation, and 480s is bounded rather than open-ended.

devops-engineer merged commit 9aaf778014 into main 2026-06-14 15:43:02 +00:00

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Reference: molecule-ai/molecule-core#2858