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[ci] run Azure DevOps Linux_latest jobs on ubuntu:latest #5186

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jameslamb opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #5288
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[ci] run Azure DevOps Linux_latest jobs on ubuntu:latest #5186

jameslamb opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #5288

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jameslamb commented Apr 29, 2022

Summary

The changes from #5174 should be reverted, and Linux_latest CI jobs on Azure Devops should use the ubuntu:latest image (currently Ubuntu 22.04).

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While working on #5169, I ran into an issue where the Linux_latest jobs running on Azure DevOps started failing.

Determined that this was because the ubuntu:latest tag on DockerHub moved from Ubuntu 20.04 to Ubuntu 22.04 (#5169 (comment)).

#5174 temporarily pinned those jobs to ubuntu:20.04 so that development on the project was no longer blocked.

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I believe that #5106 needs to be addressed to add this support. I think I almost have a reproducible example and potential fixes for that (#5106 (comment)), but I've been traveling a lot recently and haven't had time to submit a pull request.

If this isn't addressed by whenever GitHub moves the ubuntu-latest virtual machine image for GitHub Actions to Ubuntu 22.04, more jobs will start failing (#5174 (comment)). I don't know when that might happen.

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