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Replaced the standard Ansible package module with a raw shell script to ensure FIO is installed across different operating systems more reliably.

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This pull request updates the installation method for the FIO tool within the test validation playbooks to improve cross-platform compatibility. Additionally, it introduces a new substitution variable in the build configuration to provide more flexibility during the test execution process.

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  • FIO Installation Logic: Replaced the standard Ansible package module with a raw shell script to ensure FIO is installed across different operating systems more reliably.
  • Build Configuration: Added a new substitution variable _TEST_PREFIX to the build configuration for better test management.
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This pull request introduces a _TEST_PREFIX substitution variable in the slurm-rapid-storage build configuration and updates the fio installation logic in the test validation playbook. The use of ansible.builtin.raw for package installation is discouraged as it bypasses Ansible's native idempotency and error handling; it is recommended to revert to the ansible.builtin.package module to maintain idiomatic and predictable playbook behavior.

Comment thread tools/cloud-build/daily-tests/ansible_playbooks/test-validation/test-slurm-rapid-storage.yml
@aslam-quad aslam-quad requested a review from Neelabh94 April 6, 2026 06:22
@aslam-quad aslam-quad marked this pull request as ready for review April 7, 2026 04:05
@aslam-quad aslam-quad requested review from a team and samskillman as code owners April 7, 2026 04:05
@aslam-quad aslam-quad requested review from arpit974 April 7, 2026 04:13
@aslam-quad aslam-quad added release-chore To not include into release notes labels Apr 7, 2026
@aslam-quad aslam-quad merged commit ad764b5 into GoogleCloudPlatform:develop Apr 7, 2026
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