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[ci] upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 #11912

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The Ubuntu 20.04 runner will begin deprecation in February and be fully unsupported by April: actions/runner-images#11101

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kLabz commented Jan 7, 2025

iiuc, that's not really an option right now :/

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andyli commented Jan 9, 2025

The main concern of upgrading the build environment is whether the output binaries will depends on a newer libc, which implies whether the binaries will run on older distributions that have old libc.

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Ubuntu glibc End of Standard Support
20.04 2.31 Apr 2025
22.04 2.35 Apr 2027
24.04 2.40 Apr 2029
Debian glibc End Of Life End of LTS
11 2.31 2024-08-14 2026-08-31
12 2.36 2026-06-10 2028-06-30
RHEL 1 glibc End Of Full Support End Of Maintenance
8 2.28 May 2024 May 2029
9 2.34 May 2027 May 2032
10 2 2.39 2030? 2035?

Upgrading to Ubuntu 22.04 would raise the required glibc version from 2.31 to 2.35.
This would drop support for Debian 11 and RHEL 9, RHEL 8 is already unsupported.

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  1. RHEL clones like Alma Linux follow similar support schedules

  2. RHEL 10 will release in February

[ci] PPAs aren't needed anymore.

[ci] invalidate linux opam cache
@kLabz kLabz merged commit 78c2598 into HaxeFoundation:development Mar 4, 2025
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@Apprentice-Alchemist Apprentice-Alchemist deleted the ci/ubuntu-22.04 branch March 4, 2025 14:26
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