Hi. I've just made a release for onetbb fixing a few things, and the pipeline is now green:
https://salsa.debian.org/science-team/tbb/-/pipelines so this failure that you reported either a) is random or b) did only happen in 2025-01 with the build-dependencies of 2025-01 and maybe also the kernel of bookworm. In my archive rebuild setup this package has built ok during the last months (on machines with 2 CPUs), and there are no traces of ftbfs-randomness. Since this happened while testing your MR for this bug: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1088922 I would suggest that you upgrade your fork, rebase the MR, and try again, and maybe close the bug as not reproducible anymore if the build succeeds. ( Note: You have to set the timeout for the CI/CD to 2h at least, this may be done in the web interface in your fork ) ( Alternatively, if you believe the bug was 100% reproducible in 2025-01, you might want to use debbisect to know the root cause, but this would be bug archeology, and not everybody wants to be a bug archeologist ). Thanks.
