cirrus-ci uses iris-test-data release version#4024
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Looks sensible, tests are passing, iris-test-data is now tagged. Looks good to me!
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This PR rationalises the
cirrus-cidata_cachesupport foriris-test-datain the relevant tasks by using a template.In addition, we've moved to using a formal release tag of the
iris-test-datarather than a commit sha. For reference see SciTools/iris-test-data#58.That is, if new data is added to the
iris-test-datarepo, then bump theversion.txt(for humans) and tag a release of themastercommit.Consult Iris pull request check list