[IMP] runbot: kill hanging git child process#1418
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When fetching from GitHub, the git process sometimes hangs for a long time regardless of whether https or ssh is used. Investigation showed that the last child process of the git command is always the one hanging. Killing that subprocess allows git to retry the operation without data loss. This commit monitors the git process and kills its hanging child process on timeout.
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When fetching from GitHub, the git process sometimes hangs for a long time regardless of whether https or ssh is used. Investigation showed that the last child process of the git command is always the one hanging. Killing that subprocess allows git to retry the operation without data loss.
This commit monitors the git process and kills its hanging child process on timeout.