Update UI login test initial/password configs and ingress wait

[sjd78]

With konveyor/tackle-ui-tests#1543, it is possible to provide the default admin user password that needs to be changed on first login. While the test configs embed the default username and password, it is useful to explicitly define them in the workflow so we know exactly what is being used.

Use the same ingress wait as https://github.com/konveyor/tackle-ui-tests/blob/6a7e88b54e63d15e122441a2bef1fe123a7a6a7f/.github/workflows/run-ui-tests.yaml#L85-L95

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated environment variables used in UI integration tests for login credentials.
  • Improved the reliability and efficiency of UI service readiness checks during testing.

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Walkthrough

The Kubernetes ingress readiness check in two GitHub Actions workflows was simplified by replacing manual polling loops with a single kubectl wait command with a 600-second timeout. The UI URL environment variable now uses the Minikube IP directly. Additionally, Cypress login test environment variables were updated from one password variable to two distinct password variables.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/global-ci-bundle.yml, .github/workflows/global-ci.yml	Simplified ingress wait step using kubectl wait; set UI URL with Minikube IP; replaced CYPRESS_pass with CYPRESS_initialPassword and CYPRESS_password in Cypress test environment variables.

Poem

The workflows now know two secrets, not one—
For Cypress logins, the tests have begun!
Initial and current, their passwords are set,
In YAML they wait, with no sign of sweat.
Rabbits approve, with a hop and a cheer,
Secure little changes—our tests persevere! 🐇

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