$ ./intercom_dds-3.16.2.0_shape_main_linux
./intercom_dds-3.16.2.0_shape_main_linux: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.32' not found (required by ./intercom_dds-3.16.2.0_shape_main_linux)
$
The rest of the binaries work well.
This section of the readme states a requirement on the executable to run in Ubuntu 20.04, but the workflow runs on ubuntu-latest
So I think we should decide whether we keep requiring Ubuntu 20.04 (and then Intercom DDS should be built and uploaded again) or change the requirement to Ubuntu 22.04.
In any case, the final requirement should be enforced by changing the workflow to run in the minimum required OS version.
Running the binary uploaded to Automatic Interoperability Test v1.1.2024 on a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 docker container produces the following error:
The rest of the binaries work well.
This section of the readme states a requirement on the executable to run in Ubuntu 20.04, but the workflow runs on ubuntu-latest
So I think we should decide whether we keep requiring Ubuntu 20.04 (and then Intercom DDS should be built and uploaded again) or change the requirement to Ubuntu 22.04.
In any case, the final requirement should be enforced by changing the workflow to run in the minimum required OS version.