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Use clang 15 to avoid ASan test flakes that 14 has #6125

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@kripken kripken commented Nov 16, 2023

see #6116

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kripken commented Nov 16, 2023

This seems to fix these annoying flakes on the asan tests. Those tests passed 5 times in a row here using clang 15, while with clang 14 (as on main) pretty much every run has been failing for me these last few days...

@kripken kripken changed the title Try newer clang to see if asan error shows up Use clang 15 to avoid ASan test flakes that 14 has Nov 16, 2023
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It would be nice in theory to have a unified mechanism for installing LLVM between the lint runner and the asan runner, but using this action does seem more convenient and the docs don't mention it installing any of the tools the lint runner needs.

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kripken commented Nov 16, 2023

Landing. If we see this error come up again then we can back this out.

@kripken kripken merged commit b43b70d into main Nov 16, 2023
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