fix(ci): give e2e_multiple_blobs AVM check-circuit a larger timeout/CPU budget

Author: AztecBot

yarn-project/end-to-end/bootstrap.sh

@@ -198,11 +198,12 @@ function avm_check_circuit_cmds {
   # Commands run from repo root via parallelize, so use path from top
   local dump_dir_from_top="yarn-project/end-to-end/$default_avm_inputs_dump_dir"
 
-  # Specify timeout and resources
+  # Specify timeout and resources.
   # WARNING: theoretically, transactions could need more CPU and MEM than we allocate by default.
-  # In that case, they might start timing out. For now, all of the e2e test txs seem to be relatively
-  # small and the AVM can run check-circuit with limited resources.
-  local prefix="$hash:ISOLATE=1:TIMEOUT=30s"
+  # In that case, they might start timing out. Most e2e test txs are small and run check-circuit
+  # fine with limited resources, but a few produce much larger circuits (e.g. e2e_multiple_blobs
+  # generates a ~700k-row trace) and need more CPU and a longer timeout; those are overridden below.
+  local default_prefix="$hash:ISOLATE=1:TIMEOUT=30s"
 
   # Find all .bin files in the dump directory (handles nested dirs)
   for input_file in "$default_avm_inputs_dump_dir"/*/*.bin "$default_avm_inputs_dump_dir"/*/*/*.bin; do
@@ -223,6 +224,16 @@ function avm_check_circuit_cmds {
     local safe_test_dir="${test_dir//\//_}"
     local name="avm_cc_${safe_test_dir}_${short_hash}"
 
+    # Per-test resource/timeout overrides for txs whose circuits are too large for the default
+    # budget. e2e_multiple_blobs trace generation alone takes ~24s on 2 CPUs, so it needs more
+    # CPU and a longer timeout to finish check-circuit.
+    local prefix="$default_prefix"
+    case "$safe_test_dir" in
+      e2e_multiple_blobs)
+        prefix="$hash:ISOLATE=1:TIMEOUT=180s:CPUS=8"
+        ;;
+    esac
+
     # Use full path from repo root for the command (parallelize runs from there)
     local input_path="$dump_dir_from_top/$rel_path"
     echo "$prefix:NAME=$name $bb_avm avm_check_circuit -v --avm-inputs $input_path"