[CI] Run check workflow on Ubuntu

[andrewheard]

Updated the check workflow run on ubuntu-latest instead of macos-14.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request updates the CI configuration to run the check workflow on Ubuntu instead of macOS. This involves modifying the .github/workflows/check.yml file to change the runs-on value and adding steps to set up the Homebrew path, install Mint, cache Mint packages, and install clang-format.

Highlights

• CI Configuration: The check workflow is now configured to run on ubuntu-latest instead of macos-14.
• Dependency Installation: The workflow now includes steps to install Mint and clang-format using Homebrew on Ubuntu.
• Homebrew Setup: The workflow now sets up the Homebrew path to ensure that Mint and clang-format can be installed correctly.

Changelog

• .github/workflows/check.yml
  • Changed runs-on from macos-14 to ubuntu-latest (line 18).
  • Added step to set up Homebrew path (lines 28-29).
  • Added step to install Mint using Homebrew (lines 31-32).
  • Added step to install clang-format using Homebrew (lines 41-45).

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Code Review

The pull request updates the check workflow to run on Ubuntu instead of macOS, and includes necessary setup steps for the Ubuntu environment. The changes seem reasonable and well-structured.

Merge Readiness

The pull request appears to be in good shape. The changes are straightforward and address the intended goal of running the check workflow on Ubuntu. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.

[ncooke3]

scripts/check.sh: line 293: /home/runner/work/firebase-ios-sdk/firebase-ios-sdk/scripts/check_imports.swift: cannot execute: required file not found

Maybe we need to add swift to $PATH?

[andrewheard]

scripts/check.sh: line 293: /home/runner/work/firebase-ios-sdk/firebase-ios-sdk/scripts/check_imports.swift: cannot execute: required file not found

Maybe we need to add swift to $PATH?

@ncooke3 I think it's likely in a different spot and the script specifies:

firebase-ios-sdk/scripts/check_imports.swift

Line 1 in 2b802c4

#!/usr/bin/swift

Current CI run will print the install location if swift is already in the PATH 🤞

[paulb777]

Nice!

[ncooke3]

Thanks!