Raise default limits for the testcloud provision#1900
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lukaszachy merged 1 commit intoteemtee:mainfrom Mar 8, 2023
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Will make teemtee/try#1 more robust.
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LGTM, however soon(ish) we should let the user to change the default values via config file
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Will make teemtee/try#1 more robust.
Also, based on comment (and my testing), should help with use of larger images (with no penalty around the disk size which is just an upper limit in reality, not the actually allocated space).