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feat: use self hosted runner for blockchain tests #1617

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The goal is to enable the self-hosted runners for the blockchain reference tests. Previously, there was an issue with the gradle task running out of memory.

@DavePearce DavePearce linked an issue Dec 3, 2024 that may be closed by this pull request
@DavePearce DavePearce requested a review from amkCha December 4, 2024 06:23
@DavePearce DavePearce force-pushed the 1616-use-self-hosted-runner-for-blockchain-tests branch from 4090540 to f7a87ea Compare December 4, 2024 06:43
@DavePearce DavePearce force-pushed the 1616-use-self-hosted-runner-for-blockchain-tests branch from aee59f8 to 8f8dc69 Compare December 5, 2024 21:47
This updates the gradle wrapper (i.e. gradlew) to version 8.11.1.  This
is currently the latest version of gradle.
This now reenables the `xxl` self-hosted runner for the blockchain
tests.
This number is set too high for the given runner.  I've reduced it to
just `1` for now to try and get things working again.  Subsequently we
can try incrementing this to find the sweet spot.
This increases the memory available to Gradle, which hopefully might
resolve the issue.
@DavePearce DavePearce force-pushed the 1616-use-self-hosted-runner-for-blockchain-tests branch from 8f8dc69 to 9deeed8 Compare December 5, 2024 21:50
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Use Self-Hosted Runner for Blockchain Tests
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