I just added a pipeline runner thinking that it would save my build minutes (given it's running locally). It's an old box, and was very slow, and when it completed I found out it had used all of my monthly build limits.
What is the benefit to self-hosting runners if it counts towards the build minute usage anyway?
Hi Trydalch
I have just identified an issue with the logic, if you could raise a support case we will return the minutes to your account.
I am deploying a fix to ensure these wont be counted for future steps.
Kind Regards,
Nathan Burrell
Will your fix allow pipelines to be run on self-hosted runners when all build minutes have been consumed?
Right now it won't let me run any pipelines even though I have self-hosted runners.
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Hi Trydalch,
Can you raise a support case so that we can re-allocate your minutes.
Will your fix allow pipelines to be run on self-hosted runners when all build minutes have been consumed?
The fix is going out that will allow for this aswell.
Kind Regards,
Nathan Burrell
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Hi @lassian
We still run into this case where we specify our own runner but the minutes are counted towards our free minutes. Below are the UUIDs you requested to investigate this.
Workspace UUID: 53184a9b-a9ef-41f3-8837-d0bb9650c1fc
Project UUID: 29e8ca4f-7eb9-4bc5-b019-747025166cdf
Let me know if you need more information or if I should create a new question.
Kind regards
EDIT: sorry for probably pinging both of you - I just saw that I use "runs_on" instead of "runs-on". I assume that this is the cause. My bad and sorry again!
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Hi Mischa,
Yep if you use runs_on we would ignore that setting, as we dont fail parsing on unknown properties as some users have added extra properties to the yml, and it would fallback to using a cloud runner which we do bill for.
Kind Regards,
Nathan Burrell
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Hi,
I'm experiencing the same issue in my workspace 964d564a-fd0d-4d9b-9ab4-a0d4f47ce808 were accidentally run out of minute as I misconfigured the pipeline and now as result the self-hosted runners wont start.
Self-hosted runners shouldn't always work despite the quota?
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Hi @daniego,
Self-hosted runners should work even if you run out of build minutes.
Could you provide us with your workspace uuid and repository uuid so we look into this?
Kind regards,
Nadia Begicheva
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Hi Trydalch,
Any step that uses runs-on does not currently count against your monthly quota as they are running on your hardware.
Can you please provide us your workspace uuid and repository uuid so we can investigate this.
Kind Regards,
Nathan Burrell
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