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As a Red Hat engineer trying to verify the quality builds for OpenShift I want the upstream test suite to use Ginkgo spec labels so that I can isolate the core tests that truly matter.

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Outcome from BUILD-794 spike - upstream build e2e suite is monolithic and includes features that we don't support in the product yet (ex: buildpacks and ko test samples)

See https://github.com/shipwright-io/build/issues/1451

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