I've noticed that we have random failure of the nightly for gcc. It looks like a RAM issue, so I have decrease the number of processors used during compilation from 8 to 7. I have also update gcc from 13.1 to 14.2 because when we added the gcc 13.1 build, the goal was to test the latest gcc. gcc 14 has partial support for C++26. So we could change the standard to C++26.
I've noticed that we have random failure of the nightly for gcc. It looks like a RAM issue, so I have decrease the number of processors used during compilation from 8 to 7. I have also update gcc from 13.1 to 14.2 because when we added the gcc 13.1 build, the goal was to test the latest gcc. gcc 14 has partial support for C++26. So we could change the standard to C++26.