[gnutls-devel] GnuTLS | .gitlab-ci.yml: consolidate duplicate "aggressive" targets (!1690)

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Alexander Sosedkin commented:


For those like me, confused about how ASAN job list has evolved:

First time we got more than one ASAN job is in 970aeb621c:
* UB+ASAN-Werror.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --disable-hardware-acceleration
* UB+ASAN-Werror-aggressive.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --disable-hardware-acceleration, -DAGGRESSIVE_REALLOC

Then we have f1b2959c42 "reduce PKCS#12 iteration count while testing":
* UB+ASAN-Werror.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --disable-hardware-acceleration, --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000
* UB+ASAN-Werror-aggressive.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --disable-hardware-acceleration, --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000, -DAGGRESSIVE_REALLOC

Modified in cba5b176ff ".gitlab-ci.yml: enable hardware acceleration in UB+ASAN jobs":
* UB+ASAN-Werror.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000
* UB+ASAN-Werror-aggressive.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000, -DAGGRESSIVE_REALLOC

Current, after 6a348c0956 "replace valgrind checks with ASan" introduces one more:
* UB+ASAN-Werror.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000
* UB+ASAN-Werror-aggressive.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000, -DAGGRESSIVE_REALLOC
* UB+ASAN-Werror.Fedora.x86_64.gcc-aggressive: --disable-hardware-acceleration, -DAGGRESSIVE_REALLOC

And the proposal in v1 of this MR is revert back to:
* UB+ASAN-Werror.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000
* UB+ASAN-Werror-aggressive.Fedora.x86_64.gcc: --with-pkcs12-iter-count=10000, -DAGGRESSIVE_REALLOC

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