[e2e] avoid use of unpinned ubuntu base image - #1965
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This commit fixes the failing e2e tests observed in the main branch, The root cause is the use of the unpinned "ubuntu" base image which has moved to `resolute` (Ubuntu 26.04) which has new assumptions when it comes to setting up a C build environment. Signed-off-by: Tariq Ibrahim <tibrahim@nvidia.com>
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This PR fixes the failing e2e tests observed in the main branch,
The root cause is the use of the unpinned "ubuntu" base image which has
moved to
resolute(Ubuntu 26.04).resolutehas introduced new assumptions when it comesto setting up a C build environment.