Remove the need for a global lock when building or publishing a project #21753
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pranavkm
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May 12, 2020
pranavkm
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- Change template test build and publish to not perform dotnet restore
- Remove locking requirements for build and publish
- Increase timeout for dotnet new operations since it's network bound
* Change template test build and publish to not perform dotnet restore * Remove locking requirements for build and publish * Increase timeout for dotnet new operations since it's network bound
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If you feel this does in fact fix the reliance on the |
While I think it should be fixed, we'll let DOI make that call. |
| @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ public ProcessLock(string name) | |||
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| public async Task WaitAsync(TimeSpan? timeout = null) | |||
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| timeout ??= TimeSpan.FromMinutes(2); | |||
| timeout ??= TimeSpan.FromMinutes(20); | |||
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That seems excessive...
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I know, but these used to wait indefinitely, so it's a minor improvement over that.
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What goes wrong if they only wait 2 minutes?
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When I added these timeouts here, the build passed a few times successfully on public AzDo, and promptly failed in the internal Azdo. This of course included the time it takes to build \ publish which is being changed here. What I'm going with here is that it's hard to pick a reasonable time, but we also do not want tests to fail just because restore took too long that one time.
