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ci: Disable scheduling_group_nesting test in Alpine workflow#257

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Summary

  • Exclude the scheduling_group_nesting test from the Alpine Linux CI workflow using ctest's -E flag

Background

The scheduling_group_nesting test has been flaking consistently in the Alpine Linux CI environment, causing spurious test failures.

Test plan

  • Verify that Alpine CI runs successfully without the flaky test
  • Other CI workflows continue to run the test normally

The scheduling_group_nesting test is flaking consistently in the Alpine
Linux CI environment. Exclude it from the test run until the flakiness
can be resolved.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview

This PR disables a flaky test (scheduling_group_nesting) in the Alpine Linux CI workflow to prevent spurious test failures while preserving test execution in other CI environments.

Changes:

  • Modified the Alpine Linux workflow to exclude the scheduling_group_nesting test using ctest's -E flag

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@travisdowns travisdowns merged commit 7157b23 into redpanda-data:v26.1.x Feb 5, 2026
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