CBMC: do not use prerelease versions #4329
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Use jq to filter out versions that have "prerelease" set to true. While at it, do all filtering using jq rather than additionally relying on `grep` and `head`.
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Closing as #4328 already takes care of this. Apologies for the noise. |
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Description of changes:
Use jq to filter out versions that have "prerelease" set to true. While at it, do all filtering using jq rather than additionally relying on
grepandhead.Call-outs:
This will avoid CI failures seen with the 6.0 CBMC prerelease. We may still, however, need to add changes once the full 6.0 release lands as CBMC is making breaking changes with this major-version upgrade.
Testing:
How is this change tested (unit tests, fuzz tests, etc.)? CBMC CI jobs.
Is this a refactor change? no
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