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- Also clear hidden files and folders from the PR checkout. This improves security by avoiding unintentional remaining files. - Run upload-test-result directly after test-pr and don't wait for comment-pr. There is no dependency on the comment job.
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Successfully tested after merge on a force-push (rebase) on #4790. |
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Looks good, but there is an small edge case where to (before the change, this |
As worked out by @User123698745 in RSS-Bridge#4792 (comment) Introduced in 9e24ad8.
* CI: Catch bad whitelist.txt entries As worked out by @User123698745 in #4792 (comment) Introduced in 9e24ad8. * CI: Switch all to ubuntu-24.04-arm runners In my experience, the ARM runners are measurably faster on compute-heavy jobs. PHP should work as before. The container build uses QEMU anyways, so the host CPU architecture only matters in performance. This also upgrades old Ubuntu 22.04 runners to 24.04.
* CI: Catch bad whitelist.txt entries As worked out by @User123698745 in RSS-Bridge#4792 (comment) Introduced in 9e24ad8. * CI: Switch all to ubuntu-24.04-arm runners In my experience, the ARM runners are measurably faster on compute-heavy jobs. PHP should work as before. The container build uses QEMU anyways, so the host CPU architecture only matters in performance. This also upgrades old Ubuntu 22.04 runners to 24.04.
* CI: Catch bad whitelist.txt entries As worked out by @User123698745 in RSS-Bridge#4792 (comment) Introduced in 9e24ad8. * CI: Switch all to ubuntu-24.04-arm runners In my experience, the ARM runners are measurably faster on compute-heavy jobs. PHP should work as before. The container build uses QEMU anyways, so the host CPU architecture only matters in performance. This also upgrades old Ubuntu 22.04 runners to 24.04.
* CI: Catch bad whitelist.txt entries As worked out by @User123698745 in RSS-Bridge#4792 (comment) Introduced in 9e24ad8. * CI: Switch all to ubuntu-24.04-arm runners In my experience, the ARM runners are measurably faster on compute-heavy jobs. PHP should work as before. The container build uses QEMU anyways, so the host CPU architecture only matters in performance. This also upgrades old Ubuntu 22.04 runners to 24.04.
@User123698745 what do you think?