fix: allow docker build to take up to 40 minutes
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Travis-CI will kill a job if it does not produce output for 10 minutes. `travis_wait N` will allow a job to run without producing output for up to `N` minutes.
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@kaczmarj Wow, thanks! I think building glibc takes longer than 40 minutes, but I'll merge this and find out! |
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This PR proposes adding a
travis_waitinstruction todocker buildwithin the travis config file. Assuming that building the container takes less than 40 minutes, the Travis build should pass.