Don't run Realtime Composition E2E tests in CI#5296
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Per crossplane#5228 we know these tests fail most of the time. Running them on every CI job isn't helping catch anything we don't already know. It does make it harder to notice when other things fail, since we're becoming used to seeing the red x. I think we should disable these until they're less flaky. They're testing an alpha feature that is off by default. Signed-off-by: Nic Cope <nicc@rk0n.org>
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LGTM, I don't see realtime-compositions being tested on this PR, so looks like it works 😉
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I think we should disable these until they're less flaky. They're testing an alpha feature that is off by default.
Per #5228 we know these tests fail most of the time. Running them on every CI job isn't helping catch anything we don't already know. It does make it harder to notice when other things fail, since we're becoming used to seeing the red x.
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