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Aether 0.815.0, the latest release - #178
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The gate passes on 0.815.0 unchanged: every module check, every test, and the golden trace bit for bit. aephysics' worker threads never stop and restart the runtime, so the scheduler's teardown change (aether#2909) doesn't reach it. aeb v0.326 is still the latest.
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Moves CI to Aether 0.815.0, the latest release (it also carries 0.813.0, which never published).
Verified locally on 0.815.0
ae check, with no warnings.No code changed. The scheduler now destroys each core's locks at teardown (aether#2909), but that only matters to a host that stops and restarts the runtime. aephysics' worker pool never does.
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Aether 0.815.0 and aeb v0.326, both the latest releases.