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chore: Fix test by using operation with correct bucket name

Bug: 559793640

  1. Checking if the caches have been deleted can take hours and this causes CI timeouts.

Skipping the test for now.

Logs:

Cache not deleted yet, Retrying in 900 seconds.
Cache not deleted yet, Retrying in 900 seconds.

ERROR: Aborting VM command due to timeout of 10800 seconds
  1. wait_until_done! fails because the operation reuses the initial call's stale bucket routing header instead of the operation name, causing GCS to reject GetOperation calls during polling. I am querying the operation directly to fix that.

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aandreassa marked this pull request as ready for review September 10, 2026 22:11
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aandreassa requested review from a team and yoshi-approver as code owners September 10, 2026 22:11
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aandreassa force-pushed the fix/storage-control-anywhere-cache-timeout branch from 0550579 to 730231d Compare September 10, 2026 22:18
chore: Fix test by using operation with correct bucket name
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aandreassa force-pushed the fix/storage-control-anywhere-cache-timeout branch from 730231d to b60a403 Compare September 10, 2026 22:36
@aandreassa aandreassa changed the title chore: Disable storage control failing tests causing timeouts chore(storage-control): Disable storage control failing tests causing timeouts Sep 10, 2026
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