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The redis version has been bumped to version 5.0.5, but the maximum version supported on Windows is 3.2. This can lead to failing tests, the output and behaviour can be different (see #80516). In order to prevent such failures, the amount of times the Redis image is used can be reduced. This commit uses the previously added agnhost guestbook subcommand as a replacement for the Guestbook application created by the test "should create and stop a working application". Adds AgnhostPrivate to test/utils/image/manifest. Some tests are trying to pull the agnhost image from the private registry, meaning that we would need to always build and push the agnhost image to both e2e and private registry whenever we bump its version. Decoupling them would mean that we only need to push the image to the e2e registry. |
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Kubernetes
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