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platform/qemu: fix usage of removed Mount9p#3609

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@jlebon jlebon commented Sep 13, 2023

PR #3593 was written and opened before #3428 but merged after it. CI had passed but was not rerun, so this went in. This would be fixed by using a merge bot on this repo that reruns CI before merge (See also https://bors.tech/essay/2017/02/02/pitch/.)

Fixes: d812406 ("kola: Add --qemu-bind-ro")

PR coreos#3593 was written and opened before coreos#3428 but merged after it. CI had
passed but was not rerun, so this went in. This would be fixed by using
a merge bot on this repo that reruns CI before merge (See also
https://bors.tech/essay/2017/02/02/pitch/.)

Fixes: d812406 ("kola: Add `--qemu-bind-ro`")
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This would be fixed by using a merge bot on this repo that reruns CI before merge.

I think GH supports this natively now. https://github.blog/changelog/2021-10-27-pull-request-merge-queue-limited-beta/

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jlebon commented Sep 13, 2023

PR #3593 was written and opened before #3428 but merged after it.

This isn't exactly correct. #3593 was opened after, but written as if #3428 hadn't merged. But hopefully it's clear what happened here.

I think GH supports this natively now. github.blog/changelog/2021-10-27-pull-request-merge-queue-limited-beta

Ahh yes, forgot about that. Will have to look into this. There's also Tide of course. The challenge with either is having it work well with CoreOS CI. There's also of course the increased load on our systems. We should discuss it in a tracker issue maybe.

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Thanks!

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It's not clear to me that we have this problem often enough that the merge queue overhead is worth it yet.

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