Use ubuntu jammy for tests that require kcov #331
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Codecov ReportAll modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅
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Is this a duplicate of #328 ? |
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@paulholden Indeed it is, and I didn't notice. I just merged it. Closing this. |
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With the
ubuntu-latestnow usingnoble numbat, thekcovpackage seems no longer available, so tests that require it are now failing. I'm not sure what the alternate would be, but pinning runs that requirekcovto use ubuntu-jammy may be a quick fix until we find more time to look into it.