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The Build Queue Timeout event is thrown when a build has been waiting in the build queue for longer than a specified period of time.

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Where is this event used?

This event can currently be used to trigger notifications. Read more about Adding or Removing Notifications for a Plan.

How do I configure the Build Queue Timeout event?

You can change the criteria governing when the Build Queue Timeout event is thrown. You can also disable build monitoring altogether so that the Build Queue Timeout event never occurs.

To edit the Build Queue Timeout event settings,

  1. Click the 'Administration' link in the top navigation bar.
  2. Click the 'Build Monitoring' link in the left navigation column.
  3. The 'Build Monitoring' screen will be displayed. Click the 'Edit' button.
  4. The Default Build Monitoring Criteria will now be editable (see screenshot below). Update the value for 'Build Queue Timeout' (in minutes) as desired.
  5. Click the 'Save' button to update your settings.
     
    Screenshot: 'Editing Build Queue Timeout event settings'

How do I disable the Build Queue Timeout event?

You can disable the Build Queue Timeout event by disabling build monitoring for your Bamboo installation. See Disabling Build Monitoring.
(info) Please note, you cannot disable the Build Queue Timeout event without disabling all build monitoring features for your Bamboo installation.

How do I change how often Bamboo checks for build queue timeouts?

By default, Bamboo will check whether a Build Queue Timeout event has been thrown every 60 seconds. You can change this by configuring the system property, bamboo.buildQueueMonitor.checkInterval. This property is specified in seconds.

Please read the Configuring System Properties page for instructions on how to configure the bamboo.buildQueueMonitor.checkInterval system property.



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