GithubCI: use spack-provided dyninst when building hpctoolkit#1893
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GithubCI: use spack-provided dyninst when building hpctoolkit#1893
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The spack update spack/spack#47637 somehow broke the hpctoolkit install when using the sources in /dyninst/install on Ubuntu-24.10 and Fedora-41. This change has the added benefit of making the usage of spack for building hpctoolkit more idiomatic.
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I manually ran the workflow https://github.com/dyninst/dyninst/actions/runs/13247587990. It's good to go. |
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@bbiiggppiigg If/when you have a moment, could you take a quick look at this again? |
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Thanks! |
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The spack update spack/spack#47637 somehow broke the hpctoolkit install when using the sources in /dyninst/install on Ubuntu-24.10 and Fedora-41. This change has the added benefit of making the usage of spack for building hpctoolkit more idiomatic.