test: Prevent bash TCO when keeping a mount point busy#17823
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The alternative would be to expect TCO always and update the pixel |
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This is needed for the fedora-36 refresh in cockpit-project/bots#3955 |
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Different versions of bash do tail call optimization in different scenarios, and the "Currently in use" pop-up would either show the bash process or not (depending on whether TCO was done). So let's prevent bash from doing TCO of the "sleep" call.
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TestNetworkingCheckpoints.testNoRollback is fixed in #17829 |
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Different versions of bash do tail call optimization in different scenarios, and the "Currently in use" pop-up would either show the bash process or not (depending on whether TCO was done). So let's prevent bash from doing TCO of the "sleep" call.