Poor man's hack to deal with stuck index generation #11065
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CI has started experiencing instability when generating libraries indexes. This change ensures that we don't wait 360(!) minutes until it gives up. A proper diagnosis is in progress, obviously.
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Pull Request Description
CI has started experiencing instability when generating libraries indexes. This change ensures that we don't wait 360(!) minutes until it gives up.
For example: https://github.com/enso-org/enso/actions/runs/10820403412/job/30020393671?pr=11038#step:7:3305
When it gets stuck we will force the process to be stopped. Before that we will also attempt to get and print a threaddump.
Important Notes
A proper diagnosis is in progress, obviously.