[ci] Build Linux release binaries on Ubuntu 22.04 #3257
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Mainline support for Ubuntu 20.04 ended in September and it is deprecated on GitHub actions starting February 2025. Accordingly, we should build on 22.04 instead, meaning that the two latest LTS releases will continue to be supported. Since 22.04 uses glibc 2.35, the new release will no longer work on systems using a lower glibc version, including Debian Bullseye (mainline support ended in August). Update README.md to reflect this.
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Looks like the required CI runners will also need to be updated for this to work. |
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Mainline support for Ubuntu 20.04 ended in September and it is deprecated on GitHub actions starting February 2025. Accordingly, we should build on 22.04 instead, meaning that the two latest LTS releases will continue to be supported. Since 22.04 uses glibc 2.35, the new release will no longer work on systems using a lower glibc version, including Debian Bullseye (mainline support ended in August). Update README.md to reflect this.
CC @penalosa in case this proposed change has any impact on wrangler