Don't hardcode release/series and write configs on change
Ideally, we should be using chdist allowing us to test various
releases/series but for now, let's just make it so we detect and use
the release/series the unit is currently running. This can be
overriden with --series parameter.
We also need to write out the configs changes such as switching
series.
Don't hardcode release/series and write configs on change
Ideally, we should be using chdist allowing us to test various
releases/series but for now, let's just make it so we detect and use
the release/series the unit is currently running. This can be
overriden with --series parameter.
We also need to write out the configs changes such as switching
series.
Include a large file by default, not a gigantic one
We have alerting which fires if apt-stresstest takes longer than 8
mins. Unfortunately, the 'large' file is 320MBytes at the time of
writing and on an APAC AWS unit, this takes over 2mins. Multiply that
by 4 units and we're already past the alerting threshold.
Instead, let's reduce this to a 16MB file which tests or exercises TCP
slow-start. Also, the file size remains constant across distros which
we can't say the same about texlive-latex-extra-doc:
