Freeze ubuntu runners at 22.04 #1015
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Well, that wasn't it... it seems to be a problem with installing the |
jaclyn-taroni
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Missed your comment, @jashapiro -- I would probably prefer not to freeze unless it becomes super evident that's necessary |
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Not going to do this, closing. |
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Closes #1014
(and maybe #1011)
Here I am updating the GHA runners for most of the
run_*actions toubuntu-22.04.I decided that actions that run with docker containters could probably safely be left with
ubuntu-lastest, and also that thedocker_*actions were also safe to leave that way. I also left thehello-pythonrunner aslatest, maybe as a kind of bellweather. If that breaks, we have some real trouble that we probably want to know about.