test/e2e/upgrade: Do not force updates#26073
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We've been forcing since 429521d (Upgrading with --force should set the force boolean, 2019-03-23, openshift#22645). Back then we were maybe not signing CI releases then? We're currently trusting (and hopefully signing) CI releases with a CI key, and signing nightlies with the beta 2 or release keys [1]. Blocking nightly -> CI updates would be good, and we don't need to run those jobs. CI -> nightly updates would be allowed if we landed something like [2], but we can also get by without any update jobs connecting CI and nightly trust. [1]: https://github.com/openshift/cluster-update-keys/blob/41d14d4c27e274b236426ef80d2144cf46ded532/Makefile#L4-L25 [2]: openshift/cluster-update-keys#16
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We've been forcing since 429521d (#22645). Back then we were maybe not signing CI releases then? We're currently trusting (and hopefully signing) CI releases with a CI key, and signing nightlies with the beta 2 or release keys. Blocking nightly -> CI updates would be good, and we don't need to run those jobs. CI -> nightly updates would be allowed if we landed something like openshift/cluster-update-keys#16, but we can also get by without any update jobs connecting CI and nightly trust.