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test: fix flaky version compatibility integration tests #546
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GGabriele
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This fix chunks the plugins slice into 25 plugins each iteration while ensuring their removal after the configuration is validated. These chunked plugins are also placed into their own test for better isolation when determining issues with these larger types of test.
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This fix chunks the plugins slice into 25 plugins each iteration while ensuring their removal after the configuration is validated. These chunked plugins are also placed into their own test for better isolation when determining issues with these larger types of test.