Update the apt key for Intel compilers in weekly CI #266
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Download the recommended keyfile for Intels APT repository and replace the deprecated `apt-key` command with `gpg`. `apt-key` has security flaws and will be removed after Ubuntu 22.04.
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The weekly CI job that builds with Intel compilers now downloads and uses the recommended keyfile for Intels APT repository.
This should fix failing weekly runs.
We also replace the deprecated
apt-keycommand withgpg --dearmorwhich is generally recommended.apt-keyhas security flaws and will be removed after Ubuntu 22.04.This change follows Intels installation guide.
Logs from a forced run of this PR can be found here.