ansible: update gn on Linux ppc64le and s390x#4314
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Update to a newer version of `gn` for compatibility with more recent versions of V8. Signed-off-by: Richard Lau <richard.lau@ibm.com>
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FTR this gets us past the first error in nodejs/node#62572 (comment), but there is more work to do to get the V8 CI passing on Linux ppc64le and s390x with V8 14.8. I was working on those additional changes but have spent most of this week looking into the macOS Temporal issue so haven't been able to progress (I've a good idea of what needs to happen, but FYI I'll be away next week). |
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Update to a newer version of
gnfor compatibility with more recent versions of V8.Refs: nodejs/node#62572 (comment)
Had been deployed onto all of the Linux ppc64le and s390x machines used to build V8.