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In plain terms. Three quick calls before Smith drives the CI speed-up: when to start, how bare the emergency lane goes, and the daily spend ceiling.

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1Fede's CI rollout is in its 48-hour watch until Oct 31 evening, and gate changes wait for his review. When should Smith start changing CI?

In plain terms. Should Smith wait for Fede's test window to finish before touching the build pipeline, or start now?
Why the raiser recommends it
The session raising this recommends: Plan now, change after the watch and Fede's OK
Two drivers on one live rollout muddies the watch numbers, and Fede asked to review gate changes first.

2For the emergency lane, how far should 'straight to live' go?

In plain terms. Should an emergency fix still get a quick safety check, or go out with no checks at all?
Why the raiser recommends it
The session raising this recommends: Skip the queue, keep build and review
Today's express lane already trims tests; its ~28 min floor comes from waiting in the merge queue. Dropping the build check risks shipping a broken site mid-emergency.

3What's the CI spending ceiling while Smith chases speed?

In plain terms. How much more per day is Gera OK spending on build machines to make changes go live faster?
Why the raiser recommends it
The session raising this recommends: Up to about $100 a day
CI runs about $75/day now; a 60-minute open-to-live target likely needs extra parallel machines. The GitHub era cost about $738/day.
Why, and what was tried
Tried first, unsuccessfully: Read Fede's rollout log (ci-two-hours-2026-10-29) and open PRs #23845, #23767, #23752; these are scope, authority and budget calls only Gera can make.

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