Ahh I know where that came from. The runners push the build results back to the coordinator (which is now included in gitlab). So in theory, if you have a l

Ahh I know where that came from. The runners push the build results back to the coordinator (which is now included in gitlab). So in theory, if you have a large number of runners and a very large number of concurrent builds, it could slow down gitlab a little bit. But the numbers you need to reach this are pretty high.