run cosa build in the test stages to take advantage of KVM#29187
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Tests are failing with I think this is usually an indication that the qcow2 image can't be found when |
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Just thinking through the steps out loud...
That image is then used to call out to Should just work ™️ ! ( /lgtm |
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Because the image build for cosa-build takes so long, we're running into
timeouts by the time the test stages are run. Instead, we should also run cosa
build concurrently in the test stages which are able to take advantage of KVM
and reduce the overall time of the build / test run.