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fix(node): set rust toolchain/job runner to a fix value #1257

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@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill commented Jan 22, 2025

Currently CI is auto using latest ubuntu, which is now 24.04. This version of ubuntu is using glibc 2.39 and causing the debian image to fail as it only supports 2.36. This PR mainly downgrade ubuntu to 22.04 so that the image can be built correctly.

At the same time, fixing the rust toolchain to align with that specified in toolchain.toml. Currently if we up the rust version to 1.84.0, some updated crates requires glibc 2.39, such as:
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Also fixing the CI to have the same rust version as toolchain also makes the environments aligned.

@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill requested a review from a team as a code owner January 22, 2025 05:30
@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill changed the title fix(node): Set toolchain to a fix value fix(node): set toolchain to a fix value Jan 22, 2025
@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill changed the title fix(node): set toolchain to a fix value fix(node): set rust toolchain/job runner to a fix value Jan 22, 2025
@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill enabled auto-merge (squash) January 22, 2025 13:38
@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill requested a review from karlem January 22, 2025 13:38
@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill merged commit ecba88c into main Jan 22, 2025
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@cryptoAtwill cryptoAtwill deleted the fix-ci-rust-version branch January 22, 2025 14:09
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