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Draft: #271: Update Windows image from 2016 to 2019 #273
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- Coverage 93.80% 93.76% -0.04%
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- Misses 177 179 +2
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thx, to block merge i think there is a draft option you can set and unset from gh |
ping |
to unblock you, I'll release a version if this is fixed |
is it worth merging this draft ? |
please rebase |
can it be ready for next release before 2023 ? |
I included this commit here 51b5726 so this pull request is obsolete. |
please rebase to fix conflict |
I think can be closed because done via #287 |
Please rebase or close |
@rzr simply close, this is already done if you check the github action which is currently in master |
The CI pipeline is still using the windows-2016 image which has been phased out by GitHub earlier this year (see: actions/runner-images#4312). This causes no runners being available for picking up the win32 package/build steps, with them eventually timing out.
This initial PR bumps up the Windows image version used from 2016 to 2019. If things fail, we should now at least get an error message telling what's wrong.
Please do not merge yet. Thanks!