nixos/release-small.nix: disable predictable-interface-names test #39141
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…test remove vm-test-run-predictableInterface-names-with-networkd from tested, as it failed non-deterministically due to a race condition (NixOS#39069), which kept the "small" channels from updating. This temporary fix should be reverted after NixOS#39069 is fixed.
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I found a temporary and ugly fix for #39069, so no need to disable the test. Closing for now. |
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Motivation for this change
Remove
vm-test-run-predictableInterface-names-with-networkdfromtestedjob, as it failed non-deterministically due to a race condition (#39069), which kept the "small" nixos channels from updating.This is a temporary fix and should be reverted after #39069 is fixed.
The failing test is also part of the
nixos:release-combinedhydra jobset (but not a constituent oftestedthere) so it will still be run and allow us to track the issue.