Can you identify if this is intended to be a temporary fix, or a normal fix?
If it's just temporary, to test out if disabling the test is ok, then +1 to land it.
However, if this is intended to be a semi-permanent fix to the problem, a couple suggestions:
* Explain in whatever detail is available, what you think is causing the test failure. So when someone restores the test some day, they'll have some idea on what to check.
* A link to a debian or upstream discussion/ticket about the issue would be a nice-to-have
Can you identify if this is intended to be a temporary fix, or a normal fix?
If it's just temporary, to test out if disabling the test is ok, then +1 to land it.
However, if this is intended to be a semi-permanent fix to the problem, a couple suggestions:
* Explain in whatever detail is available, what you think is causing the test failure. So when someone restores the test some day, they'll have some idea on what to check.
* A link to a debian or upstream discussion/ticket about the issue would be a nice-to-have