Move jobs out of quick queue to prevent blocking (#19303)#19331
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Addresses openSUSE#19303 by splitting the quick queue into quick_user, slow_user, and internal, based on user impact to prevent long-running downstream sync jobs from blocking the quick queue.
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Addresses #19303.
The SyncUpstreamPackageVersionJob and other large jobs for big projects (like
openSUSE:Factory) can take hours to execute. This ends up blocking thequickqueue, preventing smaller, user-facing jobs from running in a timely manner.Based on discussions in the issue, this PR breaks up the
quickqueue by user impact into three distinct queues. This avoids blocking critical UI-responsive jobs.1.
quick_user(High user impact)UpdatePackagesIfDirtyJobBsRequestActionWebuiInfosJob2.
slow_user(Low user impact)SyncLocalPackageVersionJobCreateLocalPackageVersionJobPopulateToSphinxJobDeleteFromSphinxJobProjectDoProjectCopyJobProjectDoProjectReleaseJobStatusHistoryRescalerJob3.
internal(No user impact / internal background)ConfigurationWriteToBackendJobIssueTrackerWriteToBackendJobWorkerMeasurementsJobMeasurementsJobDailyUserActivityMeasurementJobInfrastructure Updates
ApplicationJobclasses to declare their newqueue_asqueue.obs-delayedjob-queue-{quick_user,slow_user,internal}@.service).dist/systemd/obs-api-support.target.