build(CI): install cross from the latest commit #2804
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Release Summary:
Resolved issues:
Description of changes:
We noticed that our CI job: ci / test (stable, ubuntu-latest, aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu is failing since it failed to install the latest version of
aws-lc-sys. We are recommended to installcrossfrom their repo with their latest commit to fix the issue. This PR will installcrossfrom source instead of usingcamshaft/install@v1.Call-outs:
camshaft/install@v1and see if all of them are necessary. It would be better if we just use the official repo.crosswould take.crossfrom source should take less than 1 minute, so this should be fine.Testing:
The
ci / test (stable, ubuntu-latest, aarch64-unknown-linux-gnushould succeed.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.