pin ubuntu to 22.04, to fix maturin publication action

[akotlar]

• Address PyO3/maturin-action@v1 issue in ubuntu 24.04 by pinning to ubuntu 22.04. See 'error: externally-managed-environment' when building source distribution PyO3/maturin-action#291

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• Chores
  • Updated the GitHub Actions workflow to use ubuntu-22.04 for Linux jobs, enhancing compatibility and performance.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the GitHub Actions workflow configuration for Python releases. Specifically, the runner version for the Linux jobs (linux, sdist, and release) has been changed from ubuntu-latest to ubuntu-22.04. The macOS job configurations remain unchanged, continuing to support both macos-12 and macos-14. The overall structure of the workflow is preserved, with no modifications to the execution steps or commands.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/python-release.yml	Updated job runners from ubuntu-latest to ubuntu-22.04 for jobs: linux, sdist, release.

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In the land of code, where rabbits play,
We updated our runners, hip-hip-hooray!
From latest to twenty-two-four,
Our workflows now hop with a little more roar!
With macOS still in the game,
We celebrate progress, never the same! 🐇✨

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27-27: Approved: Pinning Ubuntu version improves stability

This change from ubuntu-latest to ubuntu-22.04 aligns with the PR objective and offers several benefits:

1. It provides better stability and reproducibility by using a specific Ubuntu version.
2. It may resolve issues with the maturin publication action, as mentioned in the PR title.
3. It ensures consistent behavior across different runs of the workflow.

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145-145: Approved: Consistent Ubuntu version across jobs

The change to ubuntu-22.04 for the sdist job:

1. Maintains consistency with the linux job, ensuring a uniform environment across different stages of the workflow.
2. Aligns with the PR objective of pinning Ubuntu to a specific version.
3. Contributes to resolving potential issues with the maturin publication action.

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161-161: Approved: Consistent environment for release job

Updating the release job to use ubuntu-22.04:

1. Ensures consistency across all jobs in the workflow (linux, sdist, and release).
2. Provides a stable and predictable environment for the critical release step.
3. Directly addresses the PR objective of fixing the maturin publication action by using a specific Ubuntu version.

This change completes the pinning of Ubuntu to 22.04 throughout the workflow, which should resolve the issues mentioned in the PR title.

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27-27: Summary: Successful implementation of Ubuntu version pinning

The changes in this PR consistently update the Ubuntu version from ubuntu-latest to ubuntu-22.04 across all relevant jobs (linux, sdist, and release). This implementation:

1. Fully addresses the PR objective of pinning Ubuntu to 22.04.
2. Provides a stable and reproducible environment for all stages of the workflow.
3. Should resolve the issues with the maturin publication action, as mentioned in the PR title.
4. Maintains the overall structure and functionality of the workflow, with no other modifications.

These changes are well-implemented and should improve the reliability of the Python release process.

Also applies to: 145-145, 161-161

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