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The build job compiled the same code twice: direct-toolchain tests (~4.6 min) and then a full nix build (~5.4 min), ~10.6 min total. The PR/push path is now one direct-Go job (setup-go cache made explicit); vendorHash repair keeps working as its own bot-only job, the one step that genuinely needs nix. The flake is still evaluated on every PR by nix-ci. Includes the 30-minute job cap from #294. Refs #286.
id-check ran the full nix flake check on every PR (~116 min avg): the Playwright E2E and NixOS VM checks were most of it. The PR gate now builds the fast checks explicitly (unit + integration tests, lint, format, typecheck, doc, crash gate) behind magic-nix-cache so unchanged derivations are not rebuilt from a cold store. The full flake check — E2E and VM tests included — runs nightly and on demand in the new id-e2e-nightly workflow. Includes the 60-minute job cap from #294. Refs #292, #288.
What
Adds job-level
timeout-minutescaps to the two longest-running workflows in this repo:.github/workflows/id-check.yml—checkjob (nix flake check): 60 minutes. This workflow is the ~116-minute-average PR gate; its worst observed failing leg ran 37 minutes, so 60 is generous headroom for a healthy run while bounding the known LogSync hang (Bulk LogSync test retries a mid-stream reset instead of explaining it #241) instead of letting it run to the 360-minute platform default..github/workflows/mcpx.yml—buildjob: 30 minutes (observed workflow max 11.3 minutes).YAML-only change; no steps, triggers, or job logic touched.
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Part of #293 (timeout caps for all jobs in all workflows). This PR covers only the two super-long offenders; the remaining workflows in this repo stay with #293.
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