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Test clang builds on github to detect when it break. #2214

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Related to #2212 and #2213, and would make it possible to discover clang build failures early.

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Is it possible to add ubuntu-latest or Jammy (Jammy Jellyfish) / 22.04? It's a bit more in-sync, I love this PR though! Focal / 20.04 is on only Clang 10 from 2 years ago, 5 versions behind.

Also adjust the normal rip build to use eatmydata when installing packages,
to speed up the test.
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I leave it to others to decide whoch Ubuntu versions to build on. I do not have an opinion there.

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This is great.

It might make sense to do rip-and-test-clang in docker, so you can choose a newer Ubuntu (and/or Debian) distro to run it on.

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petterreinholdtsen commented Dec 18, 2022 via email

@petterreinholdtsen petterreinholdtsen merged commit 5a5786b into LinuxCNC:master Dec 18, 2022
@petterreinholdtsen petterreinholdtsen deleted the github-ci-clang branch October 7, 2023 14:04
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