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The dev-branch image build takes 20-40 minutes and has hit its 130-minute timeout. Neither cause was in the bundler. Per-step timings from run 33424998112 show QEMU is ~84% of the work: npm ci 52.6s (amd64) vs 333.2s (arm64, QEMU) — 6.3x npm run frontend 90.4s (amd64) vs 442.8s (arm64, QEMU) — 4.9x So build each platform on a runner of its own architecture, push by digest, and stitch the digests into the multi-platform manifest lists in a merge job. The tags consumers pull are unchanged. Layer caching goes to GHCR beside the image rather than `type=gha`: the Actions cache is capped at 10GB repo-wide and is branch-scoped, so `dev` and `main` runs would not share it, while a registry cache has no cap and is reusable by the other four image workflows when this pattern is rolled out to them. Separately, vite-plugin-compression2 defaults to brotli quality 11, which costs ~13s of CPU on this 18.4MB bundle against ~0.47s for gzip-9, and the plugin's scheduler serializes quality >= 10 as a high-memory operation so it cannot use the runner's cores. Quality 5 compresses in ~0.2s and still lands under gzip (4.3MB vs 5.0MB). `.br` is only served when ENABLE_STATIC_ASSET_BROTLI is set, which is off by default, so the 0.5MB the top quality buys is paid for on every build of every platform and rarely collected. The client build goes from ~11s to ~4s; gzip output is unchanged. This is a pilot on the dev-branch workflow only. dev-images, dev-staging-images, main-image-workflow and tag-images still use QEMU and still have no layer cache. |
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