fix: skip host network tests in Docker Desktop #1285
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What does this PR do?
This PR adds a public function to skip tests in the case Docker Desktop is used. We are also using this new function in 4 tests, that are setting Docker's host network via the
HostConfigModifier. Therefore, they will be skipped when run on Docker Desktop.Why is it important?
This PR fixes the execution of the test suite in those environments where it's not possible to run all the tests. As an example, using the host network is not possible when running Docker Desktop (for Mac or for Windows).
With this change, it's possible now to run the entire test suite across all OSs