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Make upgrade downgrade tests faster by removing redundancy #15687

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It was noticed that the upgarde downgrade tests for query serving were running the tests for the case when both vtgate and vttablet were the latest version. This is redundant since this is already tested in other cluster tests. This removes this redundancy and makes the upgrade downgrade tests faster as a consequence.

The runtime changes from 32m53s to 22m37s. This corresponds to a 31% faster execution.

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@vitess-bot vitess-bot bot added NeedsBackportReason If backport labels have been applied to a PR, a justification is required NeedsDescriptionUpdate The description is not clear or comprehensive enough, and needs work NeedsIssue A linked issue is missing for this Pull Request NeedsWebsiteDocsUpdate What it says labels Apr 9, 2024
@github-actions github-actions bot added this to the v20.0.0 milestone Apr 9, 2024
@GuptaManan100 GuptaManan100 removed NeedsDescriptionUpdate The description is not clear or comprehensive enough, and needs work NeedsWebsiteDocsUpdate What it says NeedsIssue A linked issue is missing for this Pull Request NeedsBackportReason If backport labels have been applied to a PR, a justification is required labels Apr 9, 2024
@deepthi deepthi merged commit 5c598f5 into vitessio:main Apr 10, 2024
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@deepthi deepthi deleted the upgrade-downgrade-test-faster branch April 10, 2024 05:39
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