ci: Skip smoke tests for Swift 6.1 #53
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The `main.yml` test also needs the changes from #53, but running the pull request tests does not show this.
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Motivation
The shared unit test workflow has been updated to run on Swift 6.1 nightlies: apple/swift-nio#3076
A new
linux_nightly_6_1_arguments_overrideparameter must be set to skip the smoke tests when running unit tests in CI.Modifications
Define
linux_nightly_6_1_arguments_overrideto ignore smoke tests.Remove
linux_nightly_6_0_arguments_overridewhich is no longer used.Result
Tests, including the daily test runs, will pass again.
Test Plan
This fixes a test failure caused by the upstream shared workflows being changed. All tests now pass again.