fix: use correct dir to store ghe gosmee payloads#2463
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in e2e output payloads directory we're checking /tmp/gosmee-replay-ghe directory but in second-controller.py script we're saving paylaods in /tmp/save directory and that's why on downloading failed e2e artifacts we have no ghe gosmme payloads stored in it. this commit uses correct directory to check for payloads. Signed-off-by: Zaki Shaikh <zashaikh@redhat.com>
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This pull request correctly fixes a bug by updating the directory for gosmee payloads, ensuring E2E tests can find them. The change is straightforward and effective. I've included a suggestion to improve the script's maintainability by using PyYAML for all YAML generation, which would make the code more robust and consistent.
in e2e output payloads directory we're checking /tmp/gosmee-replay-ghe directory but in second-controller.py script we're saving paylaods in /tmp/save directory and that's why on downloading failed e2e artifacts we have no ghe gosmme payloads stored in it. this commit uses correct directory to check for payloads.
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