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@kirklandsign kirklandsign commented May 14, 2024

We are deprecating buck2 support in OSS. Migrate unit tests to cmake and run them in CI.

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@kirklandsign kirklandsign changed the title Oss cpp test OSS CI use cmake built gtest May 14, 2024
@kirklandsign kirklandsign force-pushed the oss-cpp-test branch 2 times, most recently from d58b28f to 135958b Compare May 15, 2024 05:40
For OSS, we should focus on CMake build. Now we can build c++ tests, we
should run them with cmake built tests.

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@kirklandsign kirklandsign changed the title OSS CI use cmake built gtest Linux OSS CI use cmake built gtest May 22, 2024
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