Test changes on automation for building the snap on arm64 is working #15
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@gabrielcocenza we'll need to request for the github arm64 runner to be added to this repo. |
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As requested by @samuelallan72 on canonical/solutions-engineering-automation#78, this PR test if the changes on the automation is going to work