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e2e: Continue verify after a failed portage check#89

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The "elogviewer is available in portage" check runs emerge --pretend
against the official ebuild and can fail whenever Gentoo's stage3
default Python moves ahead of the ebuild's PYTHON_COMPAT — expected
drift, not a bug, since e2e is meant to track live Gentoo defaults.
It previously aborted verify.yml immediately, skipping the more
direct check further down that builds the current sdist and runs the
actual pytest suite under whatever Python is installed. The check is
now ignored and re-asserted as a final task, so the rest of the play
still runs before failing.
@Synss Synss enabled auto-merge (rebase) July 6, 2026 12:41
@Synss Synss merged commit ce9baee into main Jul 6, 2026
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