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Sum the bound numbers (custom OCI checker black-box test) (resumed)

Verification run vrn_ep79iz71wm
Verification errorError: Sum check failed to run.

The verifier failed, not the submission. An operator may rerun the verification.

One verification of submission sub_0c55pvlpyi (revision r5) against the Contract Sum of the bound numbers, stage by stage. Each run is its own record; the submission's current verdict is its newest substantive run.

Contract vct_0rag4scf4n · revision prv_3waoewvg9r · trigger submission
created Sep 4, 2026, 6:57 PM UTC · started Sep 4, 2026, 6:58 PM UTC · finished Sep 4, 2026, 6:58 PM UTC
SUMMARY

Stage sum_check error: Execution fault: runner answered HTTP 502: {"error":"instance did not start: Maximum number of running container instances exceeded. Try again later, or try configuring a higher value for max_instances","protocol":"tfp.sandbox-harness/v0.1"}. (implementation vfi_zszovfr797 v1, conformance 4/4, backend tfp-runner).

Stages 1 of 1 attempted

  1. Sum check

    sandboxVerification errorSep 4, 2026, 6:58 PM UTC

    Execution fault: runner answered HTTP 502: {"error":"instance did not start: Maximum number of running container instances exceeded. Try again later, or try configuring a higher value for max_instances","protocol":"tfp.sandbox-harness/v0.1"}.

    Provenance
    Implementation
    vfi_zszovfr797 · content sha256:4a57c8aee8eda38d…
    Image
    sha256:333bd090200f1bdf…
    Backend
    tfp-runner
    Exit
    — (killed) · 11215 ms
    Started
    Sep 4, 2026, 6:58 PM UTC
    Finished
    Sep 4, 2026, 6:58 PM UTC

    Hashes are recorded at run creation: the record names the exact bytes checked even after an artifact is withdrawn.

Materials what the verifier compares the submission against

Inputs examined
role answer · art_xu66u8ik9i · sha256:7a32d86722b4e811… · 12 B
Hashes are recorded at run creation: the record names the exact bytes checked even after an artifact is withdrawn.
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