ci: move cache job to python3.13 for memory issue #4713
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Cache job is getting killed early, I think because we're running out of memory because the sheer number of CVEs has gotten too large. Things seem to work better on python 3.13 (likely due to other memory improvements) so this is an attempt at a temporary workaround while we address the underlying issue. Signed-off-by: Terri Oda <[email protected]>
We're stuck in a loop: the longtests can't run because the cache job failed, but I can't fix the cache job because the longtests won't pass. This should help us break out of the loop for now until the repo settings can be changed. Signed-off-by: Terri Oda <[email protected]>
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Cache job is getting killed early, I think because we're running out of memory because the sheer number of CVEs has gotten too large. Things seem to work better on python 3.13 (likely due to other memory improvements) so this is an attempt at a temporary workaround while we address the underlying issue.