CI: Update fgvm calls to use which in order to resolve the path. - #1040
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which in order to resolve the path.which in order to resolve the path.
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Hi,
I'm the maintainer of fgvm, which is being used in the CI. I noticed an issue with some failed runs where it couldn't find the path, and wanted to offer a better way to resolve the path using the
whichcommand, which I recently updated a few weeks ago to take a query that filters it to the closes installation and only prints the path. The FGVM_HOME path was mostly used for testing purposes and I ended up making a breaking change that effects the current resolver code, but usingwhichsolves that in a cleaner manner.