fix: add git to aarch64 container in CI

[lemire]

We need git for the tests to run.

[lemire]

Hmmm... It is failing due to a timeout.

So maybe we should leave it as it is. It is currently not running the tests, but, at least, it is testing that we can build the software.

[CarlosEduR]

Nice we merged the workflow, now I intend to take a better look about why it's not running the tests correctly.

[anonrig]

I think we actually have a problem that causes Gtest child process to get killed.

[lemire]

:-/

[anonrig]

I think we can land this as it is, since it is fixing the timeout issue.

[lemire]

@anonrig Do you know why it is failing?

[lemire]

Yeah. We have a problem building with the sanitizers. It does not seem to work, or it produces a binary that cannot run.

[lemire]

There is definitively something wrong. I tried to simplify the build, but it is still broken.

I don't think it is us.

[anonrig]

I think the issue is the sanitizer

[lemire]

I think the issue is the sanitizer

Yes. Once I removed it, then the tests passed.

[lemire]

Let me try something else.

[lemire]

I have reenabled sanitizers but with a different distro. We are currently using Ubuntu Noble which is maybe too recent.

[lemire]

hmmmm... we get a different error.

[lemire]

@anonrig Have a look!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[CarlosEduR]

nice work @lemire!

[lemire]

The trick is to run with bound checks. It should catch most memory problems.

[anonrig]

amazing news!