CI: bump VMs

[edsantiago]

All VMs have pasta 2023-12-04, so, remove a skip.

Signed-off-by: Ed Santiago [email protected]

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[rhatdan]

LGTM
Debians all blew up, restarted, but might be an issue.

[edsantiago]

The debian failure is real; I've just pushed a new VM build to work around it.

[baude]

/hold
/lgtm

@edsantiago giving you the LGTM assuming it finishes, you can drop the hold.

[edsantiago]

Thanks @baude

I have a memory that there were other tests being skipped, waiting for *vark-1.9. We now have 1.9.0-1 on all Fedoras, but (sigh) I can't remember what those skips were nor can I find any documentation or hints. Does anyone remember what I'm talking about?

[rhatdan]

Nope, perhaps @Luap99 does.

[Luap99]

I am not aware of anything specific, there is a netavark-firewalld-reload.service but that needs a running firewalld which AFAIK is not the case in our CI env and it is already covered by netavark CI tests so I don't think it is strictly required to tests it here.
I definitely do not remember any skips.

[edsantiago]

Thanks.

/hold cancel

[edsantiago]

WHEW! Found it. Issue was #19809. I removed the skip in #20938, because at that point in time *vark-1.9 was present in all machines where it was needed. All is well.