fix(dispatch-suite): watch runs at 60s to cut secondary-rate-limit load#211
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Signed-off-by: Joshua Temple <joshua.temple@stablekernel.com>
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Problem
Concurrent fleet gates each ran
gh run watchat its 3s default cadence. With up to 8 suites watched at once for multi-minute runs, that is hundreds of API calls per suite and tripped GitHub secondary rate limits, breaking runs.Fix
gh run watchnow polls at a configurable interval via a newwatch-intervalinput (default60). For multi-minute suites, a 60s tick detects any state change within negligible delay while cutting watch API calls about 20x.recover-intervalalready defaults to 10s with 30 attempts (300s budget), so recovery headroom is unchanged.Verification
fleet-e2e.yaml).gh run watchconfirmed to support-i/--interval.