[iOS] Use different tvOS helix queue for PR's #72467
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Up until now, we have used a single tvOS queue for all pipelines. This has lead to frequent timeouts because there simply aren't enough devices to handle spikes in traffic. We will now make use of two queues, one for runtime (PR's) and one for runtime-extra-platforms (scheduled jobs, manual runs). Since we are only running System.Runtime tests on PR's, we should see PR timeouts much less.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-infrastructure-libraries Issue DetailsUp until now, we have used a single tvOS queue for all pipelines. This has lead to frequent timeouts because there simply aren't enough devices to handle spikes in traffic. We will now make use of two queues, one for runtime (PR's) and one for runtime-extra-platforms (scheduled jobs, manual runs). Since we are only running System.Runtime tests on PR's, we should see PR timeouts much less.
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Up until now, we have used a single tvOS queue for all pipelines. This has lead to frequent timeouts because there simply aren't enough devices to handle spikes in traffic. We will now make use of two queues, one for runtime (PR's) and one for runtime-extra-platforms (scheduled jobs, manual runs). Since we are only running System.Runtime tests on PR's, we should see PR timeouts much less.