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Use timeout function to force timeout on Travis #111

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@jetfuel jetfuel commented Oct 3, 2018

If the build exceeds 50 minutes, Travis will terminate the job completely. The cache won't even happen.

This change will time out the script preemptively, cache currently built libraries and failed the job.
We can then restart the job and take advantage of caches.

@jetfuel jetfuel requested a review from varunarora October 3, 2018 00:37
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it looks alright, but I am not in a good position to judge this! if you want me to approve, just let me know, we can then see how well it works.

@jetfuel jetfuel merged commit 2427e9c into develop Oct 3, 2018
@jetfuel jetfuel deleted the useTimeOutFuncToCache branch October 10, 2018 03:48
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