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The workunit was sent on 2.12. and received back on 4.12..
SO very fast 26 days

You can select which subproject you want and the long runtimes are the max values and mostly from slow ARM devices. On the charts you see the average runtime for always the last 100 results. And as you already stated you used the criteria of less "ready to sent workunits" from Kiska*s Graf...

Sorry guys, Primegrid has also very long running tasks on CPU. I have some which runs for many days. It sounds that you just look for arbitrary reasons to exclude yoyo. I just require fairness between projects which are usable for sprints. The runtimes for the last month are openly communicated here...

Hi Tim and everyone, I believe some projects are able to generate new tasks quickly to keep the ready-buffer constantly at 6k level for example, so yoyo possibly does. As Asteroids are showing us, 'tasks available' status doesn't mean the cruncher would get some immediately. And from the other side...

That keeps the question open why yoyo@home wasn't selected even once and some projects are already the 3rd time a Sprint project.
Which rule has yoyo@home not fullfilled? There are always a lot of jobs available.

Is there a list of projects, which can be taken as Sprint Projects? I have the feeling, that your random project Sprint selection doesn't work correct. Some projects are already 3 times Sprint project and some projects not even once. E.g. the projects yoyo@home and yafu have always workunits availab...