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tests: run tests on master branch nightly #15084

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This change runs the tests using master branch nightly instead of after a change is pushed to master.

We do that in order to reduce the amount of instances used in google.

Also the nightly job was renamed to nightly-static-analysis which is a more representative name.

This change runs the tests using master branch nightly instead of after
a change is pushed to master.

We do that in order to reduce the amount of instances used in google.

Also the nightly job was renamed to nightly-static-analysis which is a
more representative name.
@sergiocazzolato sergiocazzolato added the Simple 😃 A small PR which can be reviewed quickly label Feb 14, 2025
systems: 'ALL'
tasks: 'tests/...'
rules: ''
use-snapd-snap-from-master: true
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Don't we want to run all tests except for openstack? So not only the google backend, but also nested, arm, pro, and google-distro-*?

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If we want to effectively move the same thing from master to here, we could read the json files for fundamental and non-fundamental and run spread on those

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Fri Feb 14 13:45:11 UTC 2025
The following results are from: https://github.com/canonical/snapd/actions/runs/13330180556

No spread failures reported

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