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ci: run workflows on ubuntu-26.04 - #454
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Pin all GitHub Actions jobs to an explicit ubuntu-26.04 runner instead of ubuntu-latest or ubuntu-24.04. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review risk: two-way door — CI-only; if a job misbehaves on the new image, reverting the runner label restores the previous behaviour.
Summary
Runs the GitHub Actions workflows on an explicit
ubuntu-26.04runner instead ofubuntu-latest/ubuntu-24.04, ahead ofubuntu-latestmoving to 26.04.What changed
runs-on: ubuntu-latest/ubuntu-24.04job now usesubuntu-26.04, so future image moves are deliberate.Test summary
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