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[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk opened a new issue #20961: CI: Rewrite waiting for CI images in Python

potiuk opened a new issue #20961:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/20961


   There is a script that waits for CI images being available. What it does it tries to pull the images with specific COMMIT_HASH id and runs tests for those image after they are downloaded.
   
   It runs in a loop and checks if the images are ready.
   
   It uses common "libraries" to puill the images - it will also rebuild the images if needed, but it should be rewrittten to just do that one thing: pull the images and run checks when they are complete. 
   
   The tricky part here is that pulling the images is done in parallell to speed it up. But it does not have to really. The images can be pulled one-by-one, there is not big speedup if they are pulled in parallell I believe (`docker pull` parallelizes the pull well enough) 
   


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