Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy) and 24.04 (noble) packaging#33
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jammy + noble are the most recent LTS releases. Everything else is much older, just drop it. Not even build-tested yet.
I can never remember what the cwd is for run ..
Fix noble wheel packaging globs
This was probably here for a reason, but try relaxing it to see what breaks differently in the jammy build
This reverts commit 0c87783.
This reverts commit d2e2e4f.
This reverts commit dd5d569.
jammy was actually based on debian at around the time of the bullseye release, not bookworm. This works much better.
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This adds support for Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy) and 24.04 (noble) in sensible-build.
jammy is based directly on the bullseye build with no changes.
noble is based on the trixie support with a couple of tweaks:
Also:
Let's squash-merge this one since there's lots of failed experimentation in the git history.