[release/8.0-staging] Revert "Pin the Alpine Arm32 image to previous tag (#94683)" #95410
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/runtime-infrastructure Issue DetailsBackport of #95359 to release/8.0-staging /cc @CarnaViire Customer ImpactThis is a test-only (infra-only) change. This brings back the rolling "latest" image for Alpine Arm 32. While pinning the image in #94609 mitigated the issue for System.Net.Quic tests, it was only temporary, as it prevents us from consuming any updates from the image. Now, Quic issue was mitigated in a different way within the image itself, so it is safe to revert the pinning. And it will also allow us to fix dotnet/dnceng#1423. TestingCI (System.Net.Quic tests execute successfully on Alpine Arm 32) RiskN/A (test-only change) IMPORTANT: If this backport is for a servicing release, please verify that:
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Backport of #95359 to release/8.0-staging
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Customer Impact
This is a test-only (infra-only) change.
This brings back the rolling "latest" image for Alpine Arm 32.
While pinning the image in #94609 mitigated the issue for System.Net.Quic tests, it was only temporary, as it prevents us from consuming any updates from the image.
Now, Quic issue was mitigated in a different way within the image itself, so it is safe to revert the pinning. And it will also allow us to fix dotnet/dnceng#1423.
Testing
CI (System.Net.Quic tests execute successfully on Alpine Arm 32)
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N/A (test-only change)
cc @carlossanlop @hoyosjs @wfurt @ManickaP
IMPORTANT: If this backport is for a servicing release, please verify that:
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