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As a consequence of the broken mesa update last week, I've added an openQA test which runs `vkcube --validate --c 10` to check Vulkan layers are working correctly. With the fixes for the bad backport, this test is now running and passing (not crashing) on Fedora 43 and Rawhide. However, it's failing on Fedora 42. It's not crashing the way it was on F43 and Rawhide with the bad backport; it seems to run to conclusion and exit in an orderly fashion. But it prints a warning and exits 1, not 0. This is the warning: WARNING : VALIDATION - Message Id Number: 582089644 | Message Id Name: WARNING-vkGetDeviceProcAddr-device vkGetDeviceProcAddr(): pName is trying to grab vkCreateDisplayPlaneSurfaceKHR which is an instance level function Is it possible to make this check pass on Fedora 42, or is there an alternative check we can use that will pass? If not, I can either bypass the test on F42 entirely, or special-case it so it passes if the exit code is 1 and the output matches this case, though making it still fail if the output has this warning *and* some other message might be tricky.
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