e2e: be more specific when looking for known container processes with pgrep.#636
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When looking for a PID of a known container test process, pgrep for 'echo $podXcY' instead of just '$podXcY'. When running with recent versions of CRI-O, the latter matches conmon as well and causes test verification failures. Signed-off-by: Krisztian Litkey <krisztian.litkey@intel.com>
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When looking for a PID of a known container test process, pgrep for 'echo $podXcY' instead of just '$podXcY'. The latter matches conmon as well when running tests with recent CRI-O versions and this causes test verification failures.