CI: add an Ubuntu LTS job #3876
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This way we will make sure that any dependency upgrades don't make commitlint lose compatibility with the default version shipped with an LTS version of Ubuntu, starting with 24.04. This is, IMO, important, because AFAIU commitlint lost, some months ago, compatibility with the NodeJS version shipped with Ubuntu 22.04, and thus it requires its users to install NodeJS from external sources, which is a potential security risk (and stability risk because of needing to rely on more bleeding edge versions).
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This way we will make sure that any dependency upgrades don't make commitlint lose compatibility with the default version shipped with an LTS version of Ubuntu, starting with 24.04.
This is, IMO, important, because AFAIU commitlint lost, some months ago, compatibility with the NodeJS version shipped with Ubuntu 22.04, and thus it requires its users to install NodeJS from external sources, which is a potential security risk (and stability risk because of needing to rely on more bleeding edge versions).