And @gitlab hooks are delayed 5+ mins again. I know it's a free service, but guys, you're down often enough that you impact my ops lately...
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My gamble when I decided to use GitLab was that the chance of us *both* having an emergency at the same time is slim, but I'm not so sure...
I just had to do an emergency push to prod and the hook wouldn't fire so I had to deploy manually. Hook from GitLab came in 5 minutes later.
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As far as I can tell, every time GitLab does a "no downtime" deploy their hooks silently get delayed for quite a while.
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Makes sense, since they want to run that stuff at super low priority in a long queue and if it blocked that long, that might timeout.
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They're always having serious issues with load, and the response to seems to be strict resource limits and low non-interactive priority.
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