Set memory size to 4GB for gnome tests #424
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@DimStar77 since this touches staging, would you be ok with the change? see also os-autoinst/os-autoinst-distri-opensuse#18521 (comment) |
Generally 'ok' - but wondering why we need to go that high; most current gnome tests run on 1.5GB. So if we now claim '4GB required', that feels like something went bad (the GNOME Live are running on 4GB; as we hold the entire system in RAM there) |
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@rfan1 lets sit a bit before moving forward with this change and reevaluate the memory needs |
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https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/153808