chore(ci): Downgrade Alpine to 3.22 to avoid cluster test crash#3330
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Personally, I think it's a good practice to specify an exact version like 3.22 instead of using the "latest." |
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After extensive testing, I identified the root cause of the broken CI tests: the Alpine version used in the tests is too new. Alpine 3.23 introduces many changes, some of which cause compatibility issues. Specifically, our C++ tests for the Cluster fail to start and crash without any output.
As a quick fix, this PR switches to Alpine 3.22 by updating the image version in the CI matrix
This patch fix a bugs into #3329 #3328 #3232