ci: make runtime privileged tests not run in parallel #33091
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There was a significant flakiness of IPSec-related privileged tests due to the fact that tests in different packages were modifying xfrm states/policies concurrently. While increasing timeout for test and making it last longer is non-ideal, less flaky tests outweight it. Signed-off-by: Marcel Zieba <marcel.zieba@isovalent.com>
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There was a significant flakiness of IPSec-related privileged tests due to the fact that tests in different packages were modifying xfrm states/policies concurrently.
While increasing timeout for test and making it last longer is non-ideal, less flaky tests outweigh it.
The observed increase in time of test: from ~20 minutes to ~30 minutes.
Related: #32902
Related: #32954