CI: Bump debug test to ubuntu-latest/22.04 rather than 20.04 #23026
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This bumps the `armv7_simd_test` and `debug` one to use newer python versions as they were still on 3.8.
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I spend way too much time trying to get a Python 3.9 working on |
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Something is weird with github, maybe just check gh-23020 for what this commit does... EDIT: I mean for the CI result, since it is missing here. |
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close/reopen |
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Thanks Sebastian. |
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Seems like an assert somewhere that fails randomly (correctly or not). Might even be the same as gh-23037. |
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This bumps the
armv7_simd_testanddebugone to use newer python versions as they were still on 3.8.Removes the remaining Python 3.8 jobs, I think both are on 3.10 after this (which seems fine). @seiko2plus do the simd job changes make sense?
(This is split out from gh-23020)