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Run Letterboxd match on the OptiPlex rather than the Macs - #6
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GBhsxSV5Bp5eLq2xmEs2XE
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match_with_letterboxdfrom[self-hosted, macOS]to[self-hosted, Linux, X64].LinuxandX64. The Pis areARM64and the Macs aremacOS, so this targets the Dell without naming a single runner.self-hosted-optiplex-1to8can take the job, so one stuck runner doesn't block the match.runs-onis updated to say why. The fallback behaviour is unchanged: with no OptiPlex runner online the job waits and the site keeps the previous matched release.Still to check: the OptiPlex's Letterboxd page cost has not been measured. The first run should finish in about an hour, as it did on the Macs, not the ~4 hours a Pi takes.
If a dedicated label (e.g.
optiplex) is added to those runners later, this can become[self-hosted, optiplex], which reads more plainly and won't match any other Linux x86 machine added in future.Generated by Claude Code