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Update CircleCI to run on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS instead of Ubutnu 12.04 LTS #582

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@cmonr cmonr commented Dec 8, 2017

Noticed when working on a past PR that I had to manually setup CircleCI to use Ubutnu 12.04 LTS, which is no longer being supported (see link).

PR updates only change needed to get CircleCI builds functional on 14.04.

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cmonr commented Dec 8, 2017

In case it wasn't clear, the mbed-cli project in ARMmbed would need to be set to 14.04 before the PR is merged.

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I think we should be moving off of 12.04 for sure. It's end of life is < 4 months away.

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Also worth noting: Mbed OS moved to GCC 6 at version 5.6. We should consider splitting the CI based on GCC version so that we don't accidentally catch incompatibilities that are not bugs. That can be left to another PR.

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@screamerbg Is there a reason that we need to keep Circle at 12.04?

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@theotherjimmy none that I can think of. LGTM

@screamerbg screamerbg merged commit f79b15d into ARMmbed:master Dec 19, 2017
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