ci: Run Rust tests on Ubuntu 24.04#16352
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Posted actions/runner-images#10374 due to the Firefox WebDriver failures. |
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While the Edge people figure their shoot out, we could switch to 24.04 only for the Rust tests...? |
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Removed the web test workflow updates from this PR, will submit those separately. |
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Currently available as beta on GHA: https://github.blog/changelog/2024-05-14-github-hosted-runners-public-beta-of-ubuntu-24-04-is-now-available/
Just want to see whether anything will break once we switch, plus whether we can clean up the tricks we did to get Lavapipe, and to tolerate SIGABRT.
A minor added benefit is that we won't lose CI if/when Launchpad is down (as has happened a couple times recently), and that nextest will alert us of genuinely flaky tests with higher probability (the retries hack won't hide them). Also, the Ubuntu jobs will be a bit faster.
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