[SPARK-58934][BUILD] Tolerate apt-get remove failures directly - #58206
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Tolerate failures from
apt-getremove directly. Refactor the list of packages to remove into an array. Remove the call toapt-get update.Why are the changes needed?
#53226 added the call to
updatespecifically to fix intermittent failures when callingremove.That
update, however, had its own issues and hit up against actions/runner-images#14594. This in turn triggered the addition of a timeout to the cleanup in #58121.If we tolerate
removefailures directly, we don't need theupdateanymore. I don't think we need the timeout either, but I've left that alone.Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?
No.
How was this patch tested?
CI on this PR.
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