Use vendored libgit2 in outpack_server on CI. #142
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For some reason the CI has started failing on Windows because of libgit2 linking errors. Using a vendored libgit2 fixes the problem. Normally libgit2-sys' build scripts should be clever ever to vendor it when needed automatically, but for some reason that's not working and I don't have the patience to figure out why right now. Using the vendored version everywhere is the simplest fix.
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For some reason the CI has started failing on Windows because of libgit2 linking errors. Using a vendored libgit2 fixes the problem.
Normally libgit2-sys' build scripts should be clever ever to vendor it when needed automatically, but for some reason that's not working and I don't have the patience to figure out why right now. Using the vendored version everywhere is the simplest fix.