Andrea Righi c730e0558f ci: test the shedulers with the latest sched-ext kernel ... Instead of downloading a precompiled sched-ext enabled kernel from the Ubuntu ppa, fetch the latest kernel directly from the sched-ext git repository and recompile it on-the-fly using virtme-ng. This allows to get rid of the Ubuntu ppa dependency, take out from the equation potential Ubuntu-specific patches, and ensures testing all the schedulers with the most up-to-date sched-ext kernel (that should also help to detect potential kernel-related issues in advance). The downside is that the CI runs will take a bit longer now, because we are recompiling the kernel from scratch. However, the kernel built with virtme-ng is relatively quick to compile and includes all the sched-ext features required for testing. It's worth noting that this method aligns with the current sched-ext kernel CI, where we test only the in-kernel schedulers (as intended). This change allows to extend the test coverage, using the same kernel to test also the schedulers included in this repository. Signed-off-by: Andrea Righi <andrea.righi@canonical.com>		2024-01-18 20:51:59 +01:00
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build-scheds.yml	ci: test the shedulers with the latest sched-ext kernel	2024-01-18 20:51:59 +01:00