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docs(evidence): re-verify CI queue re-starvation item — already resolved (queue empty at 03:45Z) - #224

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Summary

Re-verification of improvement-loop item: "The CI queue has re-starved past the closed 1126 acceptance: 9 runs queued up to 2h03m".

Verdict: already resolved — no repo change required. Confirms PR #214 and PR #217.

Live evidence (2026-08-15 ~03:45Z, GitHub API)

  • Both runners online: netcup-rs2000-tinystudio-verify1 (self-hosted Linux X64 vps-verify tinystudio-io) and netcup-rs2000-tinystudio-verify2 (self-hosted Linux X64 vps-verify tinystudio-io-verify2)
  • Main's ci.yml and secret-scan.yml both route through shared vps-verify label — engages both runners
  • Zero queued runs, zero in-progress runs at inspection
  • Drain times: main push ~16s; 03:01Z 8-PR batch ≤ ~9m across both runners
  • No open PR modifies .github/workflows/* (all 14 open PRs scanned)
  • PR ci: spread verify and Gitleaks across two runner instances #206 (the unregistered tinystudio-io-verify1 matrix label that caused the zombie queue) is CLOSED, not merged

Root cause (prior close-outs)

The 9-run / 2h03m queue was PR #206's per-instance matrix routing its verify/Gitleaks legs to a label no registered runner carries; every push to its branch spawned 2 zombie jobs. The intended capacity outcome is already achieved by main's shared-label routing.

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  • .lane/reports/ci-starvation-rereverify-lane1-20260815.md

…ved, queue empty at 03:45Z

Live check (2026-08-15 03:45Z): zero queued and zero in-progress runs, both
vps-verify runners online and engaged (recent main push drained in ~16s, the
03:01Z 8-PR batch in <=9m across both runners). The item's 9-run / 2h03m
observation was PR #206's unregistered tinystudio-io-verify1 matrix label,
closed out by PR #214 and re-verified by PR #217; PR #206 is CLOSED, no open
PR touches .github/workflows/*. No repo change required.

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… CI green

Observed the 04:01Z concurrent 8-run wave live: 4 queued at peak, oldest wait
~14m, fully drained by 04:15:28Z. PR #224's own verify+Gitleaks passed
(verify on netcup-rs2000-tinystudio-verify1, Gitleaks picked up at 04:10Z).
Max wait orders of magnitude below the item's 2h03m; no re-starvation.

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…ved (both runners online, queue drains in minutes) (#283)

Re-confirms PRs #214/#217/#224: main's shared vps-verify label reaches
both self-hosted runners; the ~60 queued observation was the 19:01Z
wave of ~30 PRs × 2 jobs, drained in ~10 minutes with zero queue left.
No workflow change required.

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