chore(CI): remove ubuntu-18.04 #12650
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Due to the fact that OpenSSL 3.0 still isn't supported, won't the CI fail every time? |
That shouldn't be a problem. we can just work around it like we do on macos. |
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going to break out adding 22.04 into a separate pr. Need to dig more into the overrides required for cmake |
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