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Nice refactor and python_on_whales - I remember we discussed it in #34254 (comment) -> I think it's a good one to use it now for those docker tests. |
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This attempt to reduce number of subprocess usage and switch to
python-on-whaleswhere it possible.The main benefit that we do not need to parse output manually instead of we could work directly with objects (Spoiler Alert: Under the hood
python-on-whalesdo that). In addition debugging become more easier, because you might inspect objects retrieved frompython-on-whales.There is no any speedup on tests expected, maybe even increase a bit but I guess it shouldn't be noticeable.
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