test(ci): smoke-test premerge distro validation (fork) - #97
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…fork) Exercises the canonical-premerge distro validation chain for a fork-originated pull request, after the pkg-linux-qcom-canonical#95 identity resolution fix. No source changes; this commit is intentionally empty. Signed-off-by: Bjordis Collaku <bcollaku@qti.qualcomm.com>
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Fork smoke test for the canonical-premerge distro validation chain,
opened fresh off the current
resolute-qcom-develtip to avoid themerge conflicts and staleness that affected the earlier smoke PRs
(#82, #90).
Exercises the fix in #95
for the fork case: once the premerge kernel build succeeds, the
workflow_runorchestrator should resolve this fork PR's identitycorrectly and dispatch distro image validation, which is exactly the
scenario that previously failed on #90.
No source changes; the commit is intentionally empty.