docs: Windows k=1 applies to the nightly suite since #3806 (docs re-audit after the main merge)

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2026-11-09 02:08:19 +01:00 · 2026-11-02 06:06:51 +00:00
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-The Linux free suite now runs on 10 `ubicloud-standard-8` machines, each running its tests as 4 sandboxed sub-shards side by side, instead of main's 20 `ubicloud-standard-4` machines (set by #3710) running one file at a time. Both use 80 vCPUs per run. In a 3-run A/B at one commit against that main setup, the slowest shard dropped from 389–450 s to 224–258 s and the Ubicloud cost per run dropped from about $0.39 to $0.32 at premium prices, with the same per-file test counts and no new failures. The CI plan now stores each shard's sub-shard count (`--ci-plan --shard-jobs k`), keeps the exclusive host-state shard at one child, and `--ci-verify` rejects a shard that ran at a different count. Windows stays at one child per shard, because two sub-shards made Windows file-lock cleanup failures show up in two of three runs. Dispatch-only `free_jobs` and `windows_jobs` inputs exist for future experiments. See docs/TESTING_INTERNALS.md#sub-shards-inside-one-ci-job.
+The Linux free suite now runs on 10 `ubicloud-standard-8` machines, each running its tests as 4 sandboxed sub-shards side by side, instead of main's 20 `ubicloud-standard-4` machines (set by #3710) running one file at a time. Both use 80 vCPUs per run. In a 3-run A/B at one commit against that main setup, the slowest shard dropped from 389–450 s to 224–258 s and the Ubicloud cost per run dropped from about $0.39 to $0.32 at premium prices, with the same per-file test counts and no new failures. The CI plan now stores each shard's sub-shard count (`--ci-plan --shard-jobs k`), keeps the exclusive host-state shard at one child, and `--ci-verify` rejects a shard that ran at a different count. The nightly Windows suite stays at one child per shard, because two sub-shards made Windows file-lock cleanup failures show up in two of three runs. Dispatch-only `free_jobs` and `windows_jobs` inputs exist for future experiments. See docs/TESTING_INTERNALS.md#sub-shards-inside-one-ci-job.
@@ -1619,7 +1619,7 @@ reproduce command. If the file passes serially, add it to `SLOW_UNDER_LOAD` in
 `scripts/lib/shard-jobs.ts` with that run id and a reason. Never raise the
 timeout. `SLOW_UNDER_LOAD` is empty today.
-The Windows lane stays at `WINDOWS_FREE_JOBS: '1'`. In GSTA-203's A/B, k = 2
+The nightly Windows lane stays at `WINDOWS_FREE_JOBS: '1'`. In GSTA-203's A/B, k = 2
 made the slowest Windows shard faster, but two of three runs needed the flaky
 retry for file-lock cleanup errors (`EBUSY` in
 `browse/test/stealth-webdriver.test.ts` and a native fixture cleanup in
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			The Linux free suite now runs on 10 `ubicloud-standard-8` machines, each running its tests as 4 sandboxed sub-shards side by side, instead of main's 20 `ubicloud-standard-4` machines (set by #3710) running one file at a time. Both use 80 vCPUs per run. In a 3-run A/B at one commit against that main setup, the slowest shard dropped from 389–450 s to 224–258 s and the Ubicloud cost per run dropped from about $0.39 to $0.32 at premium prices, with the same per-file test counts and no new failures. The CI plan now stores each shard's sub-shard count (`--ci-plan --shard-jobs k`), keeps the exclusive host-state shard at one child, and `--ci-verify` rejects a shard that ran at a different count. Windows stays at one child per shard, because two sub-shards made Windows file-lock cleanup failures show up in two of three runs. Dispatch-only `free_jobs` and `windows_jobs` inputs exist for future experiments. See docs/TESTING_INTERNALS.md#sub-shards-inside-one-ci-job.				The Linux free suite now runs on 10 `ubicloud-standard-8` machines, each running its tests as 4 sandboxed sub-shards side by side, instead of main's 20 `ubicloud-standard-4` machines (set by #3710) running one file at a time. Both use 80 vCPUs per run. In a 3-run A/B at one commit against that main setup, the slowest shard dropped from 389–450 s to 224–258 s and the Ubicloud cost per run dropped from about $0.39 to $0.32 at premium prices, with the same per-file test counts and no new failures. The CI plan now stores each shard's sub-shard count (`--ci-plan --shard-jobs k`), keeps the exclusive host-state shard at one child, and `--ci-verify` rejects a shard that ran at a different count. The nightly Windows suite stays at one child per shard, because two sub-shards made Windows file-lock cleanup failures show up in two of three runs. Dispatch-only `free_jobs` and `windows_jobs` inputs exist for future experiments. See docs/TESTING_INTERNALS.md#sub-shards-inside-one-ci-job.