ci: re-enable sort.py #6104
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It was disabled on commit df6ea88 ("merges, disable sort.py in profile checks temporarely, two more private-etc profiles", 2023-02-14). Currently all profiles are sorted and there are no ongoing `private-etc` changes, so it should be safe to re-enable. Note that the script is useful to catch sorting issues not only in `private-etc` but also in other commands, such as `seccomp`[1] [2]. This is a follow-up to netblue30#6070. Relates to netblue30#5610. [1] netblue30#6066 (comment) [2] netblue30#6067 (comment)
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It was disabled on commit df6ea88 ("merges, disable sort.py in profile
checks temporarely, two more private-etc profiles", 2023-02-14).
Currently all profiles are sorted and there are no ongoing
private-etcchanges, so it should be safe to re-enable.
Note that the script is useful to catch sorting issues not only in
private-etcbut also in other commands, such asseccomp[1] [2].This is a follow-up to #6070.
Relates to #5610.
[1] #6066 (comment)
[2] #6067 (comment)