ci: add timeout-minutes to every workflow job#87
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Every job ran without an explicit timeout, so a hung step would hold a runner to the 6-hour default (wasted minutes, delayed feedback). Cap each of the 10 jobs across the 9 workflows with a per-job timeout sized generously over its typical duration — it only fires on a genuinely stuck run, never on a normal (even slow) one: * fast utility jobs (Conventional commits, Dependency review, Dependabot auto-merge): 10 min * build / analyzer / pack jobs (ci, both analyzer dogfoods, release-dryrun): 15 min * heavier jobs (Sonar, CodeQL, the release pack-push): 20 min Config-only change; no behaviour change on a healthy run.
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No workflow job had an explicit timeout, so a hung step would hold a runner to the 6-hour default (wasted minutes, delayed feedback). This caps each of the 10 jobs across the 9 workflows with a per-job timeout sized generously over its typical duration — it fires only on a genuinely stuck run, never on a normal (even slow) one.
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timeout-minutesadded to every job:Testing
dotnet build FirstClassErrors.slndotnet test FirstClassErrors.slnFirstClassErrors.Analyzers.UnitTests)Not applicable: CI-config-only change, no behaviour change on a healthy run. Verified: all 9 workflow files parse as YAML, and each of the 10 jobs carries exactly one
timeout-minutes(10 total).Documentation
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