Build CI on Windows 2022 #4997
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In commit f4ab4e7 of PR git-lfs#4883 we noted that the "gem install ronn" step in our Windows CI workflows currently fails on newer Windows Server 2022 GitHub Actions runners, due to possibly some missing C headers or libraries. While this could be resolved by upgrading to the "ruby/setup-ruby" action from the deprecated "actions/setup-ruby" one, that introduced a series of issues with PATH lookups as documented in ruby/setup-ruby#293. We therefore chose to continue using Windows 2019 runners until a resolution or workaround was found. Fortunately, as of commit 912b607 in PR git-lfs#4992 we are now using the ronn-ng Ruby gem instead of the unmaintained ronn gem, and the "gem install ronn-ng" workflow step succeeds on Windows 2022 while still using the "actions/setup-ruby" action to install a Ruby build environment. This allows us to upgrade to the latest Windows runners in GitHub Actions, although we can't yet upgrade to the "ruby/setup-ruby" workflow action. h/t to @bk2204 for finding ronn-ng!
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With the migration of our manual pages to AsciiDoctor in PR git-lfs#5054 we can now upgrade to the ruby/setup-ruby@v1 action instead of using the deprecated and unmaintained actions/setup-ruby@v1 action. BUT -- PATH on Windows ... see 6c234a2 and pull request git-lfs#4997
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In commit f4ab4e7 of PR #4883 we noted that the
gem install ronnstep in our Windows CI workflows currently fails on newer Windows Server 2022 GitHub Actions runners, due to possibly some missing C headers or libraries.While this could be resolved by upgrading to the
ruby/setup-ruby@v1action from the deprecatedactions/setup-ruby@v1one, that introduced a series of issues withPATHlookups as documented in ruby/setup-ruby#293.We therefore chose to continue using Windows 2019 runners until a resolution or workaround was found.
Fortunately, as of commit 912b607 in PR #4992 we are now using the
ronn-ngRuby gem instead of the unmaintainedronngem, and thegem install ronn-ngworkflow step succeeds on Windows 2022 while still using theactions/setup-ruby@v1action to install a Ruby build environment. This allows us to upgrade to the latest Windows runners in GitHub Actions, although we can't yet upgrade to theruby/setup-ruby@v1workflow action.h/t to @bk2204 for finding ronn-ng!
Resolves #4995.