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[2.18] add new kubernetes versions
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Add a new version of Kubernetes to update clusters
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Hello, kubespray team. I can not understand why the pipeline failed. I did not changed any major files.
Hello, kubespray team. I can not understand why the pipeline failed. I did not changed any major files.
This is likely because the CI for 2.18 needs some fixes and we don't quite have the resources to maintain 2.18 branch anymore, usually you can look into the CI job logs and search for the failure logs and come across some PR marked with CI that was pushed to main but not back ported.
@wirwolf I think the issue is not with the pipeline but with the opensuse repository, you can try to edit the failing molecule test and remove the opensuse target to allow the pipeline to go through
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