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Murali Mohan commented on CONTINUUM-2704:
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So I have made the change (removed the synchronize keyword) in the code I got
for version 1.3.6 (from the corresponding branch). I couldn't get the trunk
code to work which is explained here -
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-2705
And this 1.3.6 version has been running and executing all our builds for more
than a week now. It is much faster and I am seeing less problems now.
Initially, I used to have a load of problems because of builds not getting
completed on time as the shell builds were blocking each other. Not any more.
So works well for me in 1.3.6
> Shell builds are not executing concurrently
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> Key: CONTINUUM-2704
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-2704
> Project: Continuum
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Parallel Builds
> Affects Versions: 1.3.8
> Environment: Ubuntu, Tomcat
> Reporter: Murali Mohan
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> Continuum version 1.3.6. Deployed on Tomcat in Ubuntu.
> I have 2 projects, say A and B. Each has shell builds defined and set to run
> in different queues. Number of parallel builds is set to 4.
> The problem is that, when the shell build from A runs, it will not execute
> the build until the shell build from B is complete. it is almost like A is
> waiting for B to finish. Please note that maven builds are happily running in
> parallel in these 2 queues. It is only the shell build that has a problem.
> To be sure that this is not an OS level problem, I started the build in B
> from Continuum and ran the shell script for A from command line and it worked
> fine - both ran in parallel. So, I think Continuum has a bottle neck
> somewhere. please help.
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