fix(acceptance-tests): compile test suites and ginkgo cli #2826
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Problem
Go tries to download a specific toolchain version whenever the required version is not available on the system. The following PR introduced the exact Go toolchain version pinning #2757.
Requiring an exact Go toolchain version can make the acceptance tests execution fail in an environment that has no connectivity to the public internet. Here is a sample failure from an execution in China which tries to download a required toolchain version:
Solution
Compile test suites and ginkgo CLI for
linux(amd64,arm64)darwin(amd64,arm64)Acceptance test executions with no public internet access can make use of these binaries.