The CI host gains a fourth thread and 4 GiB of RAM in the night to 2026-10-14, reaching about 9.8 GiB. Memory was plausibly the harder of the two limits: swap stood at 3 of 4 GiB, and a Gradle process that disappears with nothing in its log is consistent with an out-of-memory kill — though Werkator's system page recorded none, so that stays an inference.
That removes the kill but not the concurrency this pipeline asks for, so the split pull-request gate stays until it is measured rather than guessed. The measurement is written down instead of left in a conversation: build a throwaway branch with the full pipeline and put its duration against the deadlines. Comfortably under ten minutes argues for putting the second engine back on the pull-request gate; otherwise the split earns its keep.
Documents and plan only, no production or test code.
The CI host gains a fourth thread and 4 GiB of RAM in the night to 2026-10-14, reaching about 9.8 GiB. Memory was plausibly the harder of the two limits: swap stood at 3 of 4 GiB, and a Gradle process that disappears with nothing in its log is consistent with an out-of-memory kill — though Werkator's system page recorded none, so that stays an inference.
That removes the kill but not the concurrency this pipeline asks for, so the split pull-request gate stays until it is measured rather than guessed. The measurement is written down instead of left in a conversation: build a throwaway branch with the full pipeline and put its duration against the deadlines. Comfortably under ten minutes argues for putting the second engine back on the pull-request gate; otherwise the split earns its keep.
Documents and plan only, no production or test code.
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
The CI host gains a fourth thread and 4 GiB of RAM in the night to
2026-10-14, reaching about 9.8 GiB. Memory was plausibly the harder of
the two limits: swap stood at 3 of 4 GiB, and a Gradle process that
disappears with nothing in its log is consistent with an out-of-memory
kill, though the system page recorded none.
That removes the kill but not the concurrency this pipeline asks for, so
the split gate stays until it is measured rather than guessed. The
measurement is written down instead of left in a conversation: build a
throwaway branch with the full pipeline and put its duration against the
deadlines.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
mi
merged commit 689880f1d9 into main2026-10-13 19:57:03 +02:00
mi
deleted branch gate-recheck-note2026-10-13 19:57:03 +02:00
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The CI host gains a fourth thread and 4 GiB of RAM in the night to 2026-10-14, reaching about 9.8 GiB. Memory was plausibly the harder of the two limits: swap stood at 3 of 4 GiB, and a Gradle process that disappears with nothing in its log is consistent with an out-of-memory kill — though Werkator's system page recorded none, so that stays an inference.
That removes the kill but not the concurrency this pipeline asks for, so the split pull-request gate stays until it is measured rather than guessed. The measurement is written down instead of left in a conversation: build a throwaway branch with the full pipeline and put its duration against the deadlines. Comfortably under ten minutes argues for putting the second engine back on the pull-request gate; otherwise the split earns its keep.
Documents and plan only, no production or test code.
🤖 Generated with Claude Code