Ignore hidden packs in create dependencies#24909
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Test upload flow job with the new cases succeeded here - Canceled the last one to merge it faster. |
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* ignore pack dependencies that are hidden * remove adding metadata first level dependencies * un-comment test upload hidden case * fix tests * fix tests * added new test upload case for hidden dependency * validate * fix * fix * fix * delete redundant test
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fixes: https://jira-hq.paloaltonetworks.local/browse/CIAC-3848
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When creating pack dependencies - don't add hidden packs to the dependencies list.
Does it break backward compatibility?
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