The issue was due to incompatibility of the chrome driver causing the builds in bamboo to hang because the driver could not be started successfully.
Is CONTRIB-R2ET in bamboo performing the same work as CONTRIB-QA module? If yes, I think we can have one of them discarded so that one build is triggered when a push is done on qaframwork repo. I notice when those two modules are running concurrently their respective builds fail with an error The agent is out of resources
I made an attempt to fixing QaFramework, on investigation I noticed the chrome driver version was not compatible to the current browser version supported by Bamboo. I went a head to push commits that fixed the driver issue however, the logs changed to somewhat looks like related to docker issue(though not sure the exact reason).
Fortunately these ui tests are running well in github actions but the issue is within Bamboo. QaFramework plans started behaving poorly after Migrating to Jetstream 2! and plans started failing and taking more than 3 hours to complete a plan.
@raff@ibacher I am requesting you to take a look at the issue so that the plan for the module is back to life.