static: add /etc/environment to writable-paths #143
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Ogra reported that /etc/environment is not writable on uc18 based systems. This commit fixes this.
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The snapctl-configure-core has a bit of a misleading name. It is really about testing all the "snap set core " options. So this commit renames/simplifies the test (we don't need a fake bind mount anymore to test this). The new name is snap-set-core-config. The test runs now on all ubuntu-core-* devices. This means it get properly tested on UC18 now too. Note that this will only work once snapcore/core18#143 is merged and available in the store.
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Ogra reported that /etc/environment is not writable on uc18 based
systems. This commit fixes this.