Fix accidentally commented out test matrix items

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Matt Johnston 2022-02-01 22:25:51 +08:00
parent 3939321750
commit 5334d58a15

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@ -24,40 +24,40 @@ jobs:
multi: 1 multi: 1
multilink: 1 multilink: 1
# - name: multi binary, dropbearmulti argv0 - name: multi binary, dropbearmulti argv0
# multi: 1 multi: 1
# multiwrapper: 1 multiwrapper: 1
# - name: bundled libtom, bionic , no writev() - name: bundled libtom, bionic , no writev()
# # test can use an older distro with bundled libtommath # test can use an older distro with bundled libtommath
# os: ubuntu-18.04 os: ubuntu-18.04
# configure_flags: --enable-bundled-libtom --enable-werror configure_flags: --enable-bundled-libtom --enable-werror
# # NOWRITEV is unrelated, test here to save a job # NOWRITEV is unrelated, test here to save a job
# nowritev: 1 nowritev: 1
# # our tests expect >= python3.7 # our tests expect >= python3.7
# runcheck: 'no' runcheck: 'no'
# - name: linux clang - name: linux clang
# cc: clang cc: clang
# - name: macos 10.15 - name: macos 10.15
# os: macos-10.15 os: macos-10.15
# cc: clang cc: clang
# # OS X says daemon() and utmp are deprecated # OS X says daemon() and utmp are deprecated
# extracflags: -Wno-deprecated-declarations extracflags: -Wno-deprecated-declarations
# runcheck: 'no' runcheck: 'no'
# apt: 'no' apt: 'no'
# # fails with: # fails with:
# # .../ranlib: file: libtomcrypt.a(cbc_setiv.o) has no symbols # .../ranlib: file: libtomcrypt.a(cbc_setiv.o) has no symbols
# ranlib: ranlib -no_warning_for_no_symbols ranlib: ranlib -no_warning_for_no_symbols
# - name: macos 11 - name: macos 11
# os: macos-11 os: macos-11
# cc: clang cc: clang
# extracflags: -Wno-deprecated-declarations extracflags: -Wno-deprecated-declarations
# runcheck: 'no' runcheck: 'no'
# apt: 'no' apt: 'no'
# ranlib: ranlib -no_warning_for_no_symbols ranlib: ranlib -no_warning_for_no_symbols
# # Fuzzers run standalone. A bit superfluous with cifuzz, but # # Fuzzers run standalone. A bit superfluous with cifuzz, but
# # good to run the whole corpus to keep it working. # # good to run the whole corpus to keep it working.