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ci: Build shared linux against system lib. #228

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This stops building harfbuzz separately and tries just using the system install to make sure that works.

This means that we build against an older version depending on what's available on Ubuntu (since our macOS build uses homebrew which tends to be fairly current).

Currently, that's version 2.7.4, the same as we're currently building and packaging. Going forward, as we update what's in use here, that should help us make sure that we're working with older versions that can be found in the field, but we'll have to take care to feature-gate newer APIs.

This stops building harfbuzz separately and tries just using
the system install to make sure that works.

This means that we build against an older version depending on
what's available on Ubuntu (since our macOS build uses homebrew
which tends to be fairly current).

Currently, that's version 2.7.4, the same as we're currently
building and packaging. Going forward, as we update what's in
use here, that should help us make sure that we're working with
older versions that can be found in the field, but we'll have to
take care to feature-gate newer APIs.
@mrobinson mrobinson added this pull request to the merge queue Aug 23, 2023
Merged via the queue into servo:master with commit f9850f8 Aug 23, 2023
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@waywardmonkeys waywardmonkeys deleted the build-against-stock-ubuntu-harfbuzz branch August 24, 2023 00:49
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