tests: use None data source for cloud-init #14003
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I have no idea. @alfonsosanchezbeato Do you know if what broke it? |
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LGTM, thanks
Re: why is this needed, see https://chat.canonical.com/canonical/pl/p1fjunetjpnuxmbpw1cwmjnkch . In theory we should use None so the configuration we have in the base is applied. The thing I do not know yet is why we actually need [NoCloud,None] instead of just [None].
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See also canonical/cloud-init#5098 |
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