[fuchsia] Downgrade cmake from latest to release from Ubuntu jammy #430
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The CMake 4.0 no longer allow adding a shared library target when the target platform is a baremetal platform. This change downgrades the cmake from 4.0 to jammy release (3.22) to mitigate this issue.
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I don't have a local docker setup to test the build. But it should work. |
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The CMake 4.0 no longer allow adding a shared library target when
the target platform is a baremetal platform. This change downgrades
the cmake from 4.0 to jammy release (3.22) to mitigate this issue.