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remove alpine from CITGM runs #1069
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Another option is to setup IPv6. Alpine runs in containers, maybe it's an easy change to the Dockerfile.
Reacted by Matteo CollinaI had a look and I think we would need to configure ipv6 at the Docker daemon level: https://docs.docker.com/config/daemon/ipv6/#use-ipv6-for-the-default-bridge-network
@nodejs/build-infra wdyt?
It seems relatively important to me that we keep running CITGM on Alpine hosts because many people use it in production.
It seems relatively important to me that we keep running CITGM on Alpine hosts because many people use it in production.
Agreed. Anecdotally, but I don't think I've encountered any node projects in production that does not use alpine (except for some that need specific native dependencies that are way easier with a debian distro). Might of course be extra skewed by debian being easier, thus leading to less bug reports etc.
Particularly with the move to get Alpine/x64 to tier 2 I'd say it's increasingly important to keep this running. It's a bit of a shame if citgm (I appreciate it's likely individual modules rather than citgm itself!) cannot pass if IPv6 is absent though.
linux-x64-muslfor Alpine Linux is now Tier 2, and ideally should be tested incitgm
I recommend we skip alpine from CITGM runs, because it does not have the IPv6 network.