Temporarily disable CentOS 8 tests in Molecule #1116
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Starting on Jan 31, the CentOS 8 mirror lists are no longer working. This is causing our CentOS 8 tests in Molecule to fail because we can't install packages. While I've tested using the CentOS Vault instead of the canonical mirror list, this isn't a great solution: - It's a bit on the slow side, because we don't have a global network of mirrors - CentOS 8 is no longer supported, so we'd just be targeting an increasingly old distribution We're discussing how to address this in our automated tests. But for now, we'll disable these tests so that our other Molecule tests will run.
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I am also disabling the tests in Jenkins. |
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Starting on Jan 31, the CentOS 8 mirror lists are no longer working. This
is causing our CentOS 8 tests in Molecule to fail because we can't
install packages.
While I've tested using the CentOS Vault instead of the canonical mirror
list, this isn't a great solution:
mirrors
increasingly old distribution
We're discussing how to address this in our automated tests. But for
now, we'll disable these tests so that our other Molecule tests will
run.