Do not prune images from integration tests#91843
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Great finding! I agree this was a bad idea
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That was not a bad idea when we hit disk size. Maybe now we use different hardware and it is fine, but for local runs it may be impactful |
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I am not arguing whether the idea was good or bad. How did it help with disks at the time it was added, though? My understanding is that Unless we used |
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Fixes race condition for pull-prune conflicts. Fixes #80470
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