Fixing the CI on Ubuntu #31
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Summary
This PR fixes the CI issues that we've been seeing on Ubuntu.
Description
We can see that the last time the CI passed on Ubuntu was in this job when the Geth node we were using was of the version
1.15.11+build31083+noble. The CI then started failing in the subsequent jobs when Geth was updated to1.16.0+build31227+noble.A simple way for us to fix this issue is to pin the version of Geth to the last known version that worked, which is
1.15.11.The PPA does not contain historic versions of
Gethso we need to rely on pre-built binaries fromhttps://geth.ethereum.org/downloadsAfter pinning the version to
1.15.11and running the CI it passes.