Improve CI #4
Improve CI #4
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Use really the latest Ubuntu and retrieve Clang from LLVM apt.
Build with libc++, add 17 and 19 to CI
Workaround for gtest issues with libc++ from clang-17. Run as root
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| set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 23) | |||
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remind me -- is there something here that requires 23, or could it be 20?
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I'll check. I believe at one point I was looking at deducing this but then didn't.
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| name: ci | |||
| name: Test | |||
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I'm no expert on these github workflows now - @bretbrownjr any comments? Specifically I'm wondering about non-Linux platforms. Also, @steve-downey did this come from our template or do we need to update?
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@steve-downey , is there a way to run these flows on local environment? e.g. git API to span a Docker for every job, but on my local setup. I am just curious if I am doing a change, if I can run all jobs on my MAC OS / Ubuntu.
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I have not found a way to simulate any of this locally. I've ended up enabling actions on PRs and repeated force-pushes to a branch to trigger a run.
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I took a bunch of it from bemanproject/exemplar#6. I also have some possible updates to deal with Node version warnings over here: https://github.com/steve-downey/lambda-fun/pull/2/files
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Merging so as to base further work on working CI |
Improve the CI workflow, building with clang 17, 18, and 19, against libc++, and with GCC 13 and 14 using Ubuntu 24.04 as the base OS.