Disable flaky PyQgsServerAccessControl test
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@m-kuhn , while your at it, maybe disable the always-failing ci/dockercloud check altogether? :)
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ok I deactivated autobuild. I'll try to find another solution later.
Am I correct, that our main goal with this is the regular deployment of a docker container and we are not so much interested in the status, and the "failing" status is just a side-effect of a underpowered upstream infrastructure?
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@m-kuhn , while your at it, maybe disable the always-failing ci/dockercloud check altogether? :)
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ping @3nids
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ok I deactivated autobuild.
I'll try to find another solution later.
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Am I correct, that our main goal with this is the regular deployment of a docker container and we are not so much interested in the status, and the "failing" status is just a side-effect of a underpowered upstream infrastructure?