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feat: increase spread workers

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Project
rockcraft
Number
#514
Type
pull request
State
closed
Author
linostar
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Current evaluation

Superseded by pull request #519. The proposal to increase spread workers was abandoned after the author adopted a different optimization strategy to reduce prolonged end-to-end test execution times.

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Issue body

- [x] Have you signed the [CLA](http://www.ubuntu.com/legal/contributors/)? ----- Increase spread workers to reduce spread test times.

Evaluation history

Date Model Scores Action Summary
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b Superseded by pull request #519. The proposal to increase spread workers was abandoned after the author adopted a different optimization strategy to reduce prolonged end-to-end test execution times.
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 Closed in favor of PR #519. The proposed worker increase was superseded after the contributor adopted a different test optimization strategy discussed with the Starcraft team.
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 Superseded by PR #519. The author closed this request after deciding to pursue a different test optimization strategy with the Starcraft team instead of increasing spread workers.

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#2615 spread: use more workers to reduce job times snapcraft merged Merged to master. The change increases spread workers to reduce job execution times. Approved by one reviewer, passed CI checks, rebased by the author, and merged with minimal code changes.
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#223 spread: increase the number of workers rockcraft merged Merged to increase the number of workers in the spread system. Approved by two reviewers, passed CI checks, and modified three files with a net addition of six lines.
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#2676 spread: 64 workers for each system snapcraft closed Closed without merging. The experimental increase of spread test workers to 64 to resolve timeouts was abandoned due to high resource costs, with the author indicating a more efficient solution is required.
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