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chore: migrate from self-hosted edge runner to GitHub-hosted runner#83

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chore: migrate from self-hosted edge runner to GitHub-hosted runner#83
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This PR migrates unit and integration test workflows from the self-hosted amd64-noble-medium-edge-ps7 ("edge") runner to GitHub-hosted ubuntu-24.04 runners, which are free and unlimited for public repositories.

The self-hosted-runner and self-hosted-runner-label inputs are removed from the reusable workflow calls; the operator-workflows default then falls back to GitHub-hosted runners.

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@cbartz cbartz force-pushed the chore/migrate-to-github-hosted-runner branch from f7a4c82 to 0a50acc Compare April 30, 2026 12:25
self-hosted-runner: true
self-hosted-runner-label: "edge"
self-hosted-runner: false
runs-on-base: ubuntu-24.04
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for this and canonical/chrony-client-operator#65 i remember that there's a guidance for pfe repos to use self-hosted runners so we can test the live env. is this guidance preceded by the recent policy to use github hosted?

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@florentianayuwono you are right, we had the guidance, but we are going to revise it soon. For now, it is sufficient that a small amount of repos use the edge runners.

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