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The hanging Job build event is thrown when a Bamboo determines that a Job's build has become unresponsive according to two criteria:
The 'Expected Build Time' and 'Log Quiet Time' must both be exceeded for Bamboo to throw a hanging Job build event.
This event is currently used by Bamboo to send notifications.
On this page:
You can change the criteria governing when a hanging Job build event is thrown. You can also disable build monitoring altogether so that the hanging Job build event never occurs.
Note, the hanging Job build criteria can be also be set for a specific Job, when specifying a Job's builder. Job-level criteria will override the global criteria described on this page (including disabling this event).
To edit the hanging Job build event settings:
Screenshot above: Editing the hanging Job build event settings
You can disable the hanging Job Build event by disabling build monitoring for your Bamboo installation. See Disabling Build Monitoring.
Note, you cannot disable the hanging Job build event without disabling all build monitoring features for your Bamboo installation.
By default, Bamboo will check whether a hanging Job build event has been thrown every 60 seconds. You can change this by configuring the system property, bamboo.buildHangingMonitor.checkInterval
. (This property is specified in seconds.)
Please read the Configuring System Properties page for instructions on how to configure the bamboo.buildHangingMonitor.checkInterval
system property.
Configuring Notifications for a Plan and its Jobs
Configuring the Job Build Queue Timeout Event
Disabling Build Monitoring
Configuring Tasks