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test: make sure that marked-failing synthetics actually fail #836

test: make sure that marked-failing synthetics actually fail

test: make sure that marked-failing synthetics actually fail #836

Triggered via pull request June 19, 2026 02:03
Status Success
Total duration 41m 40s
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Matrix: cpp / cpp-build
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Matrix: rust / build-release-binaries
Matrix: rust / fuzz
Matrix: rust / test-ffi
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rust  /  Upload release binaries to GitHub releases
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rust / Upload release binaries to GitHub releases
rust  /  Publish @maplibre/mlt-wasm to npm
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rust / Build release binaries for aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu
install-action: cargo-sort is supported but version latest for 'aarch64_linux' is not supported (updating install-action might resolve this); fallback to cargo-binstall
rust / Build release binaries for aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu
install-action: cargo-insta is supported but version latest for 'aarch64_linux' is not supported (updating install-action might resolve this); fallback to cargo-binstall
cpp / cpp-build (macos-15)
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