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Update/Add Ubuntu 21.04 VM #4011
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You can use container
see: |
Aah, thanks. Just wondering: this is running an ubuntu 21.04 container, inside an ubuntu 20.04 VM, right? Is this not a lot of unneeded overhead / load on the data center and potentially introducing some delays on my tests? |
Mmmh, I went through the links, not clear how to use it to me. Do you know of a real world example of running tests this way? |
Unlike github-actions images, ubuntu:21.04 container comes with minimal preinstalled programs, you have to install the prerequisties yourself. Beside that, there is no difference as you can use the same syntax. |
Hello @jerabaul29 , we don't have plans to add Ubuntu 21.04. Our policy is supporting only LTS versions of Ubuntu. A few links that can be helpful: |
Thanks, that worked well. As you say, the container for 21.04 is very barebone, a bit painful to get to work, but works in the end, thanks! |
Tool name
provide Ubuntu 21.04
Tool license
Ubuntu
Add or update?
Desired version
21.04
Approximate size
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Brief description of tool
Not sure it this is the right place to ask - if not, let me know where I should ask for it :) - but I was wondering if it would be possible to get support also for the latest "non LTS" Ubuntu.
User case: in my case (I guess I am not alone), I cannot run the tests I want for the latest version of one of my package using Ubuntu 20.04, because of the "old" versions of packages available there that are not enough to run my code. For now I perform testing on my personal Ubuntu 21.04 laptop, but would be very convenient to be able to have actions for these tests too :) . The issue I see, having no "non LTS" test environment, is that it means that it takes 2 years before being able to run tests with "recent" Ubuntu packages, which is a really slow down on testing with actions.
URL for tool's homepage
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Provide a basic test case to validate the tool's functionality.
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Virtual environments affected
Can this tool be installed during the build?
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Tool installation time in runtime
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Are you willing to submit a PR?
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